With a personal and professional mission of empowering others with health information to help them live a longer, healthier life, Robin Stoloff, SNJ Today, sat down with Paul Isenberg to help spread the word about Bringing Hope Home. Paul knows what it is like to live through the emotional and financial burden cancer puts on families. “When we started Bringing...
It was a celebration of great achievement and unification at Holy Cross Catholic School in honor of Bringing Hope Home. The school hosted a HOPE Week during their Catholic Schools Week celebration to help support a family affected in their community. Students in all grades dedicated their efforts to raising as much as they could and even made a competition...
Prabha Abraham EVENTS INTERN School: West Chester University Major: Communication Studies Fun Fact: I like to bake. “I wanted to be involved in an organization that makes a difference.” Paige Lacek DEVELOPMENT INTERN School: West Chester University Major: Communication Studies Fun Fact: I was named after Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin. “I want to make an impact and help the BHH team make the lives of families...
“Empathy is about finding echoes of another person in yourself.” – Mohsin Hamid At Bringing Hope Home, we’re focused on community. Whether it’s supporting them, assisting them, or bringing them together, families’ needs in the battle against cancer become our number one priority. All of the individuals who make up our team or those who appreciate our efforts know the importance of...
The holiday season is a very busy time for Bringing Hope Home (BHH), but when an emergency call comes in, all hands get to work. Just after Thanksgiving Amy Forkin, Director of Family Outreach with BHH, received a call from Kathy, a woman who is currently battling stage IV breast cancer, stating that her heater broke. During the...
“I may have cancer, but cancer doesn’t have me.” That’s what Pamela told us when describing her journey with cancer. In December of 2016, Pamela felt a lump while taking a shower. She didn’t think too much of it, but by February, it was tender to the touch. She visited her primary doctor who then sent her to other...