The AAH Foundation
The AAH Foundation was created to bring awareness to communities about Sickle-Cell disease through education and advocacy. The AAH Foundation is a memorial tribute to the beautiful Ayla Adondra Haskell, who fought a very hard battle with the disease and received the ultimate victory when she ascended to eternal life with our Father, God in Heaven.
A South Carolina Non-Profit Organization, Incorporated 2018
The AAH Foundation is organized in accordance with the South Carolina Non-Profit Corporation act as amended. The organization has not been formed for the making of any profit or personal financial gain. The assets and income of the organization shall not be distributed to or benefit the directors, officers, or members of the organization. The assets and income shall only be used to promote awareness about Sickle-Cell disease in memory of Ms, Ayla A. Haskell.
BOARD MEMBERS:
Earthly Haskell, CEO & Co-Founder
Annette Haskell, CFO & Founder
Kataria Watkins, Secretary
The AAH Foundation
A South Carolina Non-Profit Organization
https://businessfilings.sc.gov/BusinessFiling/Entity/Profile/df738ed2-6aaf-4a52-bcec-43511c4e8f3a
A South Carolina Public Charity
Ayla A. Haskell
Ayla Adondra Haskell was born on December 15, 1987 to Earthly and Annette Haskell, Jr. in Columbia, SC. She attended Dutch Fork High School, where she graduated with the Class of 2006. She was a proud employee at Belk's Department Store where she was a Hair Stylist. She loved fashion, music, cosmetology, and traveling.
Ayla passed away in 2012 after a long and difficult battle with Sickle Cell disease and the medical complications the disease brought on. Ayla loved life and was a joy to all of those who were fortunate enough to get to know her. Although her life was often filled with physical pain and doctor visits, she fought through with her infectious smile that touched everyone along the way.
Ayla's life has become a hero for others through this foundation and her story will forever be shared.
"Today I will have an open mind and an open heart!!!"
-Ayla Haskell
(per Facebook on 6/2/2012)