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We are so grateful to Ashley Renee and the Louisiana First news network for giving our client Roddneicka Joseph the opportunity to share her story and her fundraising campaign.

As he has grown older, Scott has become unable to safely transfer himself and his mobility equipment into a standard vehicle. That’s why he turned to Help Hope Live to start fundraising for an accessible van.

Drew faced a long road to re-establishing his athleticism, strength, and independence while living with quadriplegia. In less than 1 year, their community raised over $140,000 for Help Hope Live in Drew’s honor.

We share our thanks with the Foxwynd Foundation and our friends at Delaware County Daily Times for giving us an opportunity to spotlight generosity and hope in our community.

Hope in Action returns on Friday, May 29, 2026. Hope in Action is our name for an annual day of giving that is exclusive to Help Hope Live clients and their supporters.

Hope in Action regresa el Viernes 29 de Mayo de 2026. Hope in Action es el nombre que le damos a nuestro día anual de donaciones, exclusivo para los clientes de Help Hope Live y sus comunidades de apoyo.

We attended the Unite 2 Fight Paralysis 20th annual conference and participated in the 2026 Rugby Rave.

At 33 years old, our client Brittany DeSantiago is facing her third need for a transplant. Brittany’s sister, Tiffany Miranda, will become her kidney donor.

In January 2026, we were able to partner with the Flyers Alumni Association to gift a customized Flyers-themed adaptive bike to 13-year-old Maximo “Max” Peng.

Living with cerebral palsy, 35-year-old Dominique Mayes is no stranger to overcoming challenges and adapting to the world around her. She’s now facing an obstacle she can’t conquer alone: the need for a wheelchair accessible van, a cost insurance won’t cover.