In Loving Memory
of Our Angel
Amy (Fiondella) Bochman,
a beautiful and dedicated mother lost her battle with breast cancer before her son Ethan reached the age of 6.
We now help others, as she was helped, to live in dignity.
Become an Angel
You're invited to help us accomplish our mission of helping individuals and families struggling with a
serious illness or injury.
Make a Donation
Angels are all around us, making a difference in the lives of those who need assistance. They are,
in fact, you and me.
Believe in Angels Our Mission
Amy’s Angels is a grass roots organization that provides
comprehensive short and long
term assistance to individuals
and their families dealing with
the debilitating effects of serious illness or injury.
Join Us For One Of Our Upcoming Events
Latest Amy's Angels News
Amy's Angels surpasses $1,000,000 in financial support provided
(Simsbury, CT) November 26, 2019 – Amy’s Angels continued its growth in 2019.
On Saturday, November 23rd, Amy's Angels hosted our 6th Annual Gala at The Riverview. Our Gala was a huge success with more than 335 people in attendance. Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we will continue our mission of providing direct financial support to families throughout Connecticut. To date, we have assisted over 400 families with more than $1,000,000 in financial support. We are pleased to announce that we were able to raise
over $140,000 at the Gala, and have surpassed $1,250,000 in gross donations, since our inception in January 2014.
If you would like to contribute a tax-deductible donation, our Be An Angel Campaign will remain open until
December 31st.
Won’t you help spread the word on this amazing and growing organization?
For press inquiries on our exciting plans for 2020 and for heartwarming human interest stories,
please contact Bob Fiondella at (860) 408-6188.
Lucas Timbro Fund
Stand By Neusa
Neusa’s life was suddenly and radically altered in a severe auto accident during her February, 2018 visit with her family in Brazil. Her trauma physician had never seen
a severed cervical spinal cord in a living person, and Neusa survives with paralysis from the chest down. Neusa and their family have a critical, urgent need for a wheelchair accessible van for transporting Neusa to physical therapy, physician’s appointments and supporting her daily life. Please help Neusa by considering a donation towards the purchase of this vehicle so Neusa can get to the special facility providing her therapy.