A huge shout out to everyone who rallied together to give on #GivingTuesday! Because of heroes like you, we didn’t only meet our goal, we beat our goal! We raised over $5,000 to help provide diapers and hygiene products to over 150 families around the world! Thank you for standing with
Hooray for #GivingTuesday!
‘Tis the Season For Giving Back
‘Tis the Season for giving back, and with #GivingTuesday upon us, we’d like to celebrate the ways our community partners have supported us. Loraine, a Puerto Rico mom of three (ages 9, 3 and 1), has been a vital piece of our support puzzle to connect with those in need
Make An Impact For #GivingTuesday
While we believe that access to hygiene products is vital to living clean, healthy and prosperous lives – we also realize we’re not talking about the prettiest topic, here. After all, we’re helping parents wipe butts and keeping people clean during those pesky menstrual cycles. Loraine, a Puerto Rican mom
Keeping Families Together at Sarah’s Covenant Homes
November is National Adoption Month. It’s important to take a moment and consider the youth in the world who find themselves alone. It may not be obvious, but it’s true: The work we and our Diaper Drop partners do is sometimes aimed at preventing orphan situations. Keeping families together –
Giving Thanks For Our Volunteers!
During the holiday season, oftentimes gifts rank high on our minds – especially little children contemplating the new toys that will appear under the trees. There are many ways we can encourage our youth to remember that the holiday season isn’t about getting but also giving – and volunteering with
Helping Big Get Bigger
After two short months of life together, Big’s mom passed away – leaving the infant alone in his grandmother’s care. Big’s father visited a couple times over the next months. At first, the child was doing well. On his father’s second visit, the family decided Big’s health required emergency care.
NOV 2018 NEWSLETTER: COUNTING OUR BLESSINGS
Hope For Chrislene Chrislene was referred to Real Hope for Haiti’s inpatient malnutrition center when she was 20 months old. Weighing a mere 15 pounds, she was so weak that she couldn’t hold her head up. She started on medications and an IV. Once she began to feel better, she
100 Year Anniversary of the End of WWI
This Nov. 11 marks 100 years since the end of World War I. The federal Veterans Day holiday recognizes this fact with its annual poster and theme, “The War to End All Wars,” while we honor all those who have served over the years. Over the last 100 years, we’ve
Project Update: Helping Poverty-Stricken Babies in the Fox Valley
Shame. Guilt. Depression. These are the feelings parents living in poverty are left to deal with while struggling to afford basic needs for their babies. Among those basic needs? Diapers. “We see women forgoing paying rent to have clean diapers,” said Beth Hudak of House of Hope in Green Bay.
Chrislene at Real Hope For Haiti
When a baby is born, we take particular care as we hold the small infant, supporting its neck as the young child is not strong enough yet to do so on its own. Generally, we know this will change over the first months of his or her life. At 20