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We were so excited to see NextStep Orlando in the spotlight this month. Of course, we were extra thrilled to see baby Scottie included in the interview with Amanda. Scottie arrived in January with help from a surrogate and support from the fundraising campaign in Amanda’s honor.

Our Help Hope Live Impact Report for the fiscal year ending October 1, 2025 is now available. Read about how we put our mission into action last year with help from donors, partners, and clients.

For 72-year-old Conall Kingrey, a kidney transplant means more than good health: it means a chance to continue to serve the Couer D’Alene community. The perpetual volunteer and church usher has turned to the medical fundraising nonprofit Help Hope Live to fundraise for the extensive costs that insurance won’t cover to make a transplant possible.

At 2 years old, Myles Oslo Ramirez has already been through more medical challenges than some people experience over a lifetime, including experiencing a life-threatening emergency in the Richboro Taco Bell drive-thru lane in 2024. Today, he is a joyful kid who is thriving in spite of his challenges.

On Saturday, October 10, enjoy a golf outing and barbecue lunch for a special cause: the nonprofit Help Hope Live in honor of 7-year-old Emma Nowell of Greer. Living with spinal muscular atrophy, Emma needs specialized equipment with a significant out-of-pocket cost to live a healthy life.

We were thrilled to see WHYY coverage this month shining a spotlight on Help Hope Live client and 2026 Help Award recipient Amanda Parezo, OTD, MS, OTR/L in the annual Life Rolls On “They Will Surf Again” event in Wildwood, NJ.

We’re so grateful to our client Ambassador Josh Basile, Esq., for inviting us to participate in a free clinic held by AdapTee Golf in August 2026 in Philadelphia.

In July and August, we partnered with caring local businesses to spread cheer to local patients and families facing hospitalization or challenging medical times.

On June 15, the Philadelphia Flyers Alumni Association and the nonprofit Help Hope Live gifted a customized adaptive bike to 8-year-old Angelo Murphy, who is living with multiple complex medical diagnoses. While the bike is a life-changing gift for Angelo, his family has had to continue to fundraise with the nonprofit for critical medical costs insurance doesn’t cover.

The family of 10-year-old Kaylie Hammond came to Help Hope Live for medical fundraising in October 2025. Since then, their loving community has raised over $20,000 in Kaylie’s honor. We interviewed mom Tammy, who adopted Kaylie and her brother in 2019, to learn about life with Kaylie and how fundraising has made an impact.