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One of a Kind Charity for Children may be forced to close...
Hearts and Hope, Inc.
June 22, 2010
WPTV Channel 5 News Report by Angela Sachitano on the families we serve, and our current financial hardships in providing support for grieving children and their families.
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Family Member Calls Community to Support Hearts and Hope, Inc.
Hearts and Hope, Inc.
December 9, 2009
Former Hearts and Hope family member Connor Lewis shares about how Hearts and Hope impacted his life in the wake of his father's death and asks the community to join him to support Hearts and Hope this holiday. Click above to read more...
Happy Birthday Hearts and Hope! Hearts and Hope, Inc. is turning 13! Though we incorporated in 1995, we have been offering our services to the children and families of Palm Beach County for 13 years! In honor of the 13 years we have provided the services and benefits to those who have experienced the death of a loved one we are celebrating our birthday. This means that we have numerous ways for your to give back to Hearts and Hope through general donations, contributions towards our wish list, or donation of gift cards to Office Depot, Publix or Target. Click above to read more...
A heart full of hope in a time like this? Yes! Hope is what I have – even as we stand as an organization that has been affected by the current economic situation. Why hope? I hope because every day I see lives changed. Like Maria who participated in our caregiver loss group. She recently wrote to share how much she has learned from her time here and how it is spilling over into other areas of her life. Even more heartwarming, how her young son has been transformed during his time at Hearts and Hope into a young boy who now supports and loves others in their time of need thanks to the love and support he received while with us.
Your Support Can Mend a Grieving Heart
The grieving process is unique for each child and family, yet there are some common elements through which all participants in Hearts and Hope’s program go. Because death and the grieving process place enough stress on families already, our services are provided at no cost to the families we serve. Yet there are real costs associated with the services we provide. Below is a summary of the expenses incurred to serve one child and one caregiver (a “family”) for the period of one year.
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