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Events and Conferences | 5.1.24

Mobility Matters! May Is Mobility Awareness Month (2026)

May is National Mobility Awareness Month or Mobility Month! In this post, learn why we celebrate Mobility Month, why mobility can often come with an overwhelming price tag, and how to read stories from our community that showcase why mobility matters.

Four images showcase April Updates from Help Hope Live. Clockwise from the top left: a photo of heart transplant recipient John A Lee surrounded by his family in a hospital bed. Next, client Reese D'Ortenzio at her 16th birthday also surrounded by family. Then a sunburst orange and yellow graphic that reads Mobility Matters. Finally a graphic for a webinar Hope Talk called SCI: Transitioning from Hospital to Home with circular photos of three panelists, one woman and two men.

Voices of Hope | 5.1.24

April Updates for the Help Hope Live Community

Heart transplant recipient John A Lee in a hospital bed surrounded by his wife and five adult children. John has light skin, short dark hair, and a short gray beard. An overlay graphic reads Touched by Transplant with flowering green vines.

Voices of Hope | 4.30.24

Heart Failure, a Sudden Transplant, and My “Indescribable Peace”

39-year-old Gerald Avant is pictured outside in front of a building with a wheelchair ramp. Seated in his black wheelchair, Gerald has light skin, short dark hair, a slight goatee, and black rimmed glasses.

Voices of Hope | 4.24.24

Fundraisers being held to help man with cerebral palsy get wheelchair-accessible van

A graphic reads Hope Talk: "Why Are You Still Fundraising After Transplant?" Learn How to Answer. With transplant recipients Pat McEntee, Linda Jara, Rachelle Ledbetter and Client Services Coordinator Melanie Johnson.

Events and Conferences | 4.22.24

New Hope Talk: “Why Are You Still Fundraising After Transplant?”

Press Releases | 4.22.24

Community Rallying to Help 31-Year-Old Father Paralyzed in August

At her sweet 16 party, Reese is 16-year-old Reese D'Ortenzio is surrounded by four woman including her mom and 1 man, her dad, with lots of pink, blue, and yellow birthday balloons. She has light skin, brown hair in 2 pigtails, pink sparkling pants, and white sneakers. She is seated in her black mobility device. Her mom has light skin, shoulder-length straight brown hair, a pink flowing skirt, and a shirt that reads In My Lover Era in groovy letters. Her dad has light skin, glitter on his cheeks, a ball cap, camo shorts, and a shirt that reads Dads Are Swifties Too.

Voices of Hope | 4.18.24

Finding the Hidden Beauty in Our Life with a Rare Disease

Dylan McDonnell and his family with Help Hope Live Executive Director Kelly L Green as Dylan sits on his new Flyers themed orange adaptive bike. Dylan is a teen with light skin and glasses and short brown hair. Kelly L Green has light skin, red-brown hair past her shoulders, and a black Help Hope Live polo. With them are Brad Marsh and Bob Kelly, Flyers Alumni members.

Adaptive Bike Giveaways | 4.17.24

A Big Surprise at the Big Game – Dylan’s New Bike

Press Releases | 4.15.24

Community Rallying to Help Loving Family Fund a Wheelchair Van

A photo of heart transplant recipient Bill Soloway and his heart donor's father next to Bill's highwheel bicycle. Bill has light skin and gray hair with glasses and wears a Donate Life t-shirt and shorts. His donor's father has light skin, white hair, glasses, and shorts. His high wheel bicycle is decked out in Donate Life blue and green.

Voices of Hope | 4.15.24

“Hope Changes Lives” – Nine Years with the Gift of Life