Our Crowdfunding Groups
4rd stretch goal! Thanks to an abundance of support from our friends and family, we have exceeded our previous goal of $1,000 and we are now setting a fourth goal of $1,500!
We're Jennifer Yang and Joelle Huang, two high school students and co-founders of the Dr. Cookie Foundation. Our passion for the medical field and love for delicious desserts formed the basis for our foundation. We are a non-profit that sells cookies to fundraise money for UCLA Health. To purchase yummy cookies, visit us on our website, Facebook, or Instagram: @doctorcookiefoundation. If you aren’t interested in cookies, we strongly encourage you to support the UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica today. Any gift, large or small, makes a differences and helps us reach our goal!
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