#40andforward: More Than Fundraising (Weeks 21-25)

We’re looking back at 40 of the most significant moments in Help Hope Live’s history to celebrate our nonprofit’s 40 years of trusted medical fundraising.

Join us for #40andforward – share your own Help Hope Live memory with us on social, or pledge your “$40 for 40” to support our General Operating Fund today:

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Catch up on the moments you missed! Find recaps here for Weeks 1-20.

Text reads 40 and Forward: Week 21/30 Meeting Needs. Three images of Help Hope Live clients: Kristoffer, Cancer, a man with light skin and a prosthetic leg. Brianna, double lung transplant, a young woman with light skin, blonde hair, and an oxygen tube. Mackenzie, muscular dystrophy, a teenager with light brown skin and dark hair sitting in her manual wheelchair.

We stand for more than just fundraising.

Our Resource Directories point both our clients and the wider patient community to vetted sources of additional help.

Informational pages like this one help patients understand what to expect and how fundraising can help.

Consistent for 40 years. Improving every day.

Text reads 40 and Forward Week 22/40: Tailored Support. Three images of Help Hope Live clients. Marlena, ALS, a woman seated in a manual wheelchair with light skin and dark hair with her partner, wearing matching shirts that read HER ROCK and HIS PEACE. Juan, kidney transplant, a man with light brown skin with a young girl next to him with a handmade sign that says Help Us Save Him. John, cerebral palsy, a young man with dark skin and glasses seated in his wheelchair and flanked by two people in full hockey gear with masks.

Community support goes deeper than financial help.

We tailor our medical fundraising assistance to fit each client’s needs and capabilities.

Our fundraising ideas and resources match each client’s unique community of support.

Every client is different. Every community is different. Every fundraising campaign is unique.

Text reads 40 and Forward Week 23/40: More Than a Moment. Three images of Help Hope Live clients. Helena, lung transplant, in a hospital bed with an oxygen tube in a selfie taken by her family with family members next to her bed. Noel, spinal cord injury, a man seated in his power chair with a woman beside him. Samuel, muscular dystrophy, a teenager with light skin and curly brown hair seated in a wheelchair.

A medical crisis can take place over a moment, a month, a year, or an entire lifetime.

We are there for clients when they need us—for a moment AND for a lifetime.

As needs evolve, fundraising needs may change, too.

As long as our clients have a need, we are here to help through personalized and trusted medical fundraising.

Text reads 40 and Forward Week 22/40: Making Modern Connections. Three images of Help Hope Live clients. Jennifer, transverse myelitis, a woman with light skin and dark hair seated in her power chair with a small service dog in her arms. Danny, muscular dystrophy, a young man with light skin seated in his power chiar. Braxten, spinal cord injury, a man seated in his wheelchair with light skin and a cowboy hat flanked by other cowboys with hats, some seated in wheelchairs as well.

One-on-one connection and communication is key to everything we do.

We meet patients where they are to draw on a well of help and hope.

As communication moves forward, so do we, connecting with our clients via phone, email, and social media every day.

The more support we receive, the more support we can give to our clients.

Text reads 40 and Forward: Week 25/40 First-Hand Help and Experience. Three images of Help Hope Live clients. Raymond, heart and kidney transplant, a man with dark skin, a black mustache, and sunglasses. Jeffrey, heart transplant, pictured in the hospital in his gown walking down the corridor with an assistive mobility device. Viviane, ALS, a woman with light skin and shoulder-length red-brown hair in her power chair with her two sons near her in Halloween costumes from the Among Us video game.

The best way to feel heard and seen is to hear from someone else who has been where you are now.

We use free Hope Talk webinars and client Ambassadors to make a deeper connection.

We prioritize firsthand experience, true insight, and authentic perspectives.

When clients fundraise with Help Hope Live, they are never alone.

We post these weekly moments on our socials so you can engage with our mission, share your own Help Hope Live memories, and showcase our mission to your own community. Follow along – follow us now!

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Written by Emily Progin