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The future became brighter for Matthew Pusch as 2026 began – but the gift of life came with a price tag: “Matthew received the transplant on Feb. 2. The cost of his care totaled $1.8 million.”

Logan has been living with paralysis since transverse myelitis took him and his family by surprise overnight in March 2025.

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.

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.

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.

$16,000 has been raised for Help Hope Live in honor of Pamela Lamb, a rehab therapist diagnosed with Parkinson’s.

The campaign for Help Hope Live in honor of Thomas McClain has raised over $20,500 in just 1 month of fundraising.

We’re grateful to the team at CBS GoodDay Sacramento for interviewing our client Jason Ellefson and his wife, Shawna, about how they’ve built resilience, community, and hope following a life-changing medical event.

Living with paralysis from the neck down since a 2021 accident, our client Rebecca Koltun is skilled at converting pain to meaning, humor, and art.

We’re grateful to the local news stations out of Tampa Bay, FL that have helped to amplify the campaign of 71-year-old William “Scott” Baggett, a perpetual volunteer who has changed lives with his therapy dog training and its community impact.