This Is Our Shot: React19 Delivers Over $1.5 Million in Real Care and Hope

Milwaukee, Wisconsin — February 26, 2025

React19 continues to address critical gaps left by government programs and healthcare systems in supporting individuals injured by COVID-19 vaccines. Its Advisory Board recently approved the latest round of grants to CARE Fund recipients, pushing the total disbursed since the Fund's inception to over $1.5 million… a milestone that highlights the urgent need for grassroots support as vaccine-injured individuals face widespread systemic neglect.

Despite this achievement, React19’s CARE Fund remains critically underfunded to meet the growing demand for assistance, with thousands of individuals still waiting for help.

The React19 CARE Fund provides essential financial assistance for medical treatments, therapies, and other critical needs for those impacted by vaccine injuries… serving as a true lifeline for thousands facing mounting medical bills and insufficient official support.

Co-Chair Dr. Joel Wallskog, an orthopedic surgeon injured by the Moderna vaccine and a leading advocate for vaccine-injured individuals, expressed gratitude to donors and renewed determination: "Reaching this milestone is both a testament to the generosity of our donors and a sobering reminder of the systemic failure to adequately support COVID-19 vaccine-injured patients. At React19, we are committed to providing care, hope, and a voice to those who have been marginalized and ignored. We will not rest until every injured individual receives the recognition, care, and compensation they deserve."

The organization credits its donors, volunteers, and advocates for helping achieve this remarkable milestone… made possible entirely through generous donations to the CARE Fund… but emphasizes the urgent need for more support to meet the escalating demand.

Discover how your gift can create a pathway to healing and hope for those in need, visit React19.org today.

For more information, please contact:

Joel Wallskog, MD

Co-Chair, React19

media@react19.org