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Help Hope Live in the News

Dozens of UMass men's hockey program players with members of the Team IMPACT nonprofit, Coach Carvel, and 9-year-old Adrian Diaz.

Color of Hockey: Team IMPACT connects kids with disabilities to college game

9-year-old client Adrian Diaz is spending a third season with the University of Massachusetts men’s hockey team.

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26-year-old Faith LeGrande holds their ginger cat.

Business owner with dynamic disabilities uses their own struggles to help others

Since age 12, Faith has been looking for answers and relief surrounding the burdens created by complex diagnoses.

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Help Hope Live on the Gift of Life Podcast

Hear our executive director explain how our mission helps transplant families – and how she was personally impacted.

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44-year-old Toña Rivera seated in her purple power chair with adaptive communication devices. She has light brown skin and short black hair.

Albuquerque woman seeks more accessible future for kids and herself

Artist and nonprofit founder Toña needs to fundraise for an accessible van without disrupting her SSI benefits.

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Patrice Jetter is a Black woman with a crutch in front of a red van.

Why GoFundMe is not a safety net for some of the most vulnerable users

“Patrice’s friends suggested she start a GoFundMe. They didn’t realize it would put Patrice’s benefits at risk.”

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Three men at a poker table, all with white skin and white hair.

Super Senior Navy Vet Uses WSOP Cash to Help Friend in Need of Double Lung Transplant

A Navy veteran pledged half his World Series of Poker winnings to a Help Hope Live campaign.

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Kate and Sonny are in front of the Help Hope Live booth of Abilities Expo NY Metro with client and Ms Wheelchair America Ali Ingersoll. Kate has light skin, curly brown hair, and glasses and wears a Help Hope Live teal polo. Sonny has sandy hair just past her shoulders, light skin, and a matching polo. Ali Ingersoll has light skin, blonde hair just past her shoulders, and a sparkling tiara with a Ms Wheelchair America sash across her chest. She is seated in a black power chair.

TEDx Talk from Client & Advocate Ali Ingersoll

“I discovered my passion and my purpose – a purpose I would not have had without paralysis.”

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Hundreds of people gather outdoors surrounding Judy Grossman for a paralysis fundraiser. Judy is seated in her wheelchair.

Fundraiser for Mother Lode artist Judy Grossman a major success

More than 160 friends came together for a cause and raised thousands for Help Hope Live in Judy Grossman’s honor.

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Larynx transplant recipient Marty Kedian gives his wife Gina bunny ears as they both sit on a park bench in a desert environment.

Man regains his voice after surgeons perform first known larynx transplant on cancer patient in U.S.

In 2024, our client Marty Kedian received a groundbreaking larynx transplant procedure.

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