Wings of Love
Honoring Our Roots, Embracing the Future
Every journey has a beginning, and these stories reflect where ours started. They are reminders of the lives touched, the challenges met, and the quiet moments of kindness that shaped Wings of Love into what it is today.
Though our work has grown and evolved, the heart of our mission remains the same—offering care, hope, and unseen acts of generosity to those who need it most.
Some of the most meaningful acts of kindness happen behind the scenes—without recognition, without expectation, simply because love and compassion call us to act. Wings of Love is our way of making a difference in the lives of those who need it most, with dignity, care, and confidentiality at the heart of everything we do.
Through private and deeply personal support, we help individuals and families facing challenges that require quiet generosity. While the details of our work remain unseen, the impact is undeniable.
“No One Fights Alone”
Camron was diagnosed at the age of 15, 3 days before Christmas with a terminal pediatric brain cancer known as DIPG – Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma. Camron was given 2 months to live. Through the efforts of his family, communities surrounding Camron’s hometown, and Angel Wings Foundation, the family was able to travel and seek treatment that would extend his life another 25 months. On March 10, 2018, Camron passed away on his 18th birthday. Camron’s parents, Paul and Cyndi Cozzi were able to establish the Team Cozzi Foundation to continue to work towards a cure for the very rare pediatric brain cancer.
“The roof over our heads”
Together, we can all make a difference. This deserving family received a brand new roof thanks to Angel Wings Foundation and local supporters from Zetterberg Homes and Legends Roofing.”
“A life changing diagnosis”
Charlize was two years old when she was diagnosed with cancer. Her baby brother was due to be born a week later. With mom and dad both working to make ends meet, they were faced with a life changing event that impacted them emotionally and financially. Angel Wings Foundation was lucky to come alongside them and assist with bill paying, remodeling their condo, gas money, and more. Charlize is in remission and this family is closer than ever.
“Fulfilling basic needs”
A hard working mother of two young children was having to stop every day at Les Schwab and put air in her tires because they were so worn down. We were able to step in and purchase four brand new tires for her vehicle. This simple act provided her and her family with peace of mind and less stress.
“No One Fights Alone”
Camron was diagnosed at the age of 15, 3 days before Christmas with a terminal pediatric brain cancer known as DIPG – Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma. Camron was given 2 months to live. Through the efforts of his family, communities surrounding Camron’s hometown, and Angel Wings Foundation, the family was able to travel and seek treatment that would extend his life another 25 months. On March 10, 2018, Camron passed away on his 18th birthday. Camron’s parents, Paul and Cyndi Cozzi were able to establish the Team Cozzi Foundation to continue to work towards a cure for the very rare pediatric brain cancer.