GMS Heating &amp; Cooling Helps Raise Money for Child With Dravet Syndrome

Ed Niziolek, owner of Morton Grove’s GMS Heating & Cooling, helps raise money

(Courtesy of GMS)

MORTON GROVE, Ill. — Angelica Vinesar is a six-year-old from Chicago who was born with Dravet Syndrome, a rare drug-resistant form of epilepsy with slim survival rates.

Ed Niziolek, owner of Morton Grove’s GMS Heating & Cooling, has been able to help the Morton Grove Police Department with this fundraiser for Angelica. Niziolek and his HVAC partners at BASE Solutions & York Home Comfort have been able to raise $10,000 amount for Vinesar and her family.

At this time, the Morton Grove Police Department is still accepting donations. If you are interested in donating, please contact Officer Nick Hoffman at nhoffman@mortongroveil.org.

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