Living Beyond Breast Cancer (LBBC) and Bringing Hope Home (BHH) have partnered together since 2010 to provide the Cis B. Golder Quality of Life Grant, a financial assistance program offering one-time support to women and men newly diagnosed with breast cancer and those living with metastatic breast cancer. Cis B. Golder was a philanthropic individual and the grant program was named in her honor. Grants provided have assisted families with basic household necessities, such as rent, mortgage, and household utility...
Mary Ann Angelo is a social worker at St. Luke’s Hospital in Quakertown who works closely with Bringing Hope Home and our team, referring families who are in need to our grant program. Mary Ann has introduced 14 families to our grant program for assistance through our Light of Hope Family Grant Program, and has referred 23 families to our holiday Adopt-A-Family Program for help with holiday gifts and gift cards. She will be retiring at the end...
“Hi Beth, my name is Judy and I’m with Bringing Hope Home. Your social worker submitted your application for our grant program and I’m calling to see how I can help with some of your bills.” This is how the Bringing Hope Home Family Department spends most of their day. On the phone with families, talking about how we can help. No Family call is the same. Some calls are really difficult and emotional. Some Families have just been newly diagnosed and...
PHILLIES & BRINGING HOPE HOME HOSTED FAMILIES BATTLING CANCER FOR A DAY OF UNEXPECTED AMAZINGNESS! September 29, 2018Bringing Hope Home at the Yard On Saturday, September 29, the Phillies teamed up with Bringing Hope Home to make sure 15 local families battling cancer were treated to some “unexpected amazingness” at Citizens Bank Park. Not only did the ballpark gates open early just for the families, but all were treated to an exclusive party in The Yard with special guests and surprises. The Families enjoyed...