Visiting Nurses Association of Greater Philadelphia is partnering with Bringing Hope Home to provide amazingness through financial assistance for two local families a month! The Light of Hope Family Grant Program gives families with cancer one-time financial assistance that directly pays their bills. This helps to alleviate their financial burdens so they can focus on their loved ones. The partnership with VNA Philadelphia will allow us to assist more families in need! “At Bringing Hope Home we strive to...
On Sunday, February 5th, over 300 runners started Game Day early with a race through downtown West Chester for our Super Bowl 5K! After the race, runners gathered at Kildare’s of West Chester for post-race festivities and fun! With the help of Hope Nation and Chester County Running Store, we can spread more amazingness to local families with cancer! Chester County Running Store continues to host amazing events that bring Hope Nation together to stomp cancer.
Thank you to Main Line Today for featuring founder of Bringing Hope Home, Paul Isenberg, in their February 2017 edition! (You can check out the original article here!) Five Favorites with Paul Isenberg The founder of Wayne-based nonprofit Bringing Hope Home shares what he’s into this month. by Jaclyn Labes When Paul Isenberg’s late wife, Nicole, was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma while pregnant with their second child, she came up with the idea for the Great...
Help us spread Unexpected Amazingness on World Cancer Day! Since we began in 2008 we have worked hard with your help to make an impact on families affected by cancer. In 2017, we have helped 42 families with $56,230 in grant funds. Overall we have helped 3,777 families with over $4.6 million dollars in assistance! Cancer impacts the entire Family and lays like a wet blanket on the whole house. Bringing Hope Home...
“When we decided to do the mannequin challenge Bringing Hope Home was the first organization that came to our minds. Not only do they help families with cancer but they help local families in our area. It took us a long time to print, number, and cut 1000 tickets to sell at all of the grade level lunches. We had someone from our committee sell at 6th, 7th, and 8th grade lunches every day for a week and a half....