February 2025 Spotlight/Mission Monday
Each month, the Transplant Alliance Foundation highlights an individual who has either given the gift of life through organ donation or is in need of a transplant. In their honor, we proudly display their story in our Bingo Hall and host a special Mission Monday event on the last Monday of the month to raise funds and support their journey.
This month, we bring awareness to organ donation and honor the incredible journey of Chiantia “Tia” Uryce Bond Miller. Tia left us far too soon on January 8, 2025, at just 42 years old, but her impact continues to shine. Born on December 11, 1982, and a proud mother, wife and friend, Tia devoted her life to lifting others up. Even in passing, she performed one final, selfless act—donating her liver, lungs, and kidneys to save multiple lives.
A Legacy of Giving: Special Scholarship Fund
To honor Tia’s incredible spirit, we are establishing a scholarship fund in her name for the 2025-26 academic year at Phoenixville Area High School (In which she was a proud graduate of). Proceeds from the Mission Monday event and any donations received throughout the month, will support students who exemplify Tia’s commitment to community, kindness, and service, ensuring that her legacy continues to inspire future generations.
Event Details
Date: Monday, February 24, 2025
Location: 799 State Street Pottstown Pa 19464
Time: Doors open at 5:00pm
Event Link : https://www.statestreetbingo.com/event/5186
Additionally, in recognition of Tia’s impact, $5,000 has already been distributed to her family to support them during this difficult time.
Join Us in Tribute
We invite all who knew and loved Tia—or were touched by her story—to come together for this heartfelt celebration of her life. Your presence and contributions will help create a lasting tribute to a woman who gave so much to others.
For more details about Tia’s life and the lives she touched, please visit her memorial page at Houck Gofus Funeral.
Let’s continue Tia’s mission of hope and charity—ensuring that her kindness lives on in the hearts of young scholars for years to come. We look forward to seeing you there.
