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An enthusiastic group of Help Hope Live clients, Ambassadors, and team members descended on this year’s Abilities Expo New York Metro May 1-3 as well as the Abilities International Accessibility Conference April 30 to May 1.

Living with spina bifida, Scott is a proud dog dad to beautiful Karma, a gamer, a Star Wars and fantasy fan, and a comedy-lover who always has a joke at the ready.

May is here, and that means it’s time to celebrate Mobility Awareness Month! In this post, we’ll share some interesting statistics about mobility and disability and give you some options for further reading to join us in our celebrations.

You can support Help Hope Live on Delaware County’s biggest annual celebration of generosity: Delco Gives, held May 6-7, 2026.

We were grateful to see that three local news outlets covered the story of Jovita McConnell, a loving mom and active community member fundraising with Help Hope Live following a life-changing aneurysm.

Josh’s loving community met and exceeded their fundraising goal with Help Hope Live, raising over $14,700 in Josh’s honor. Full of gratitude, their family moved forward knowing this gift and the fundraising campaign behind it would bring Josh new hope: being the first male in 3 generations to live past age 50.

Tom’s loving community turned to Help Hope Live to fundraise for the gift of life. In less than 1 month, the community raised over $20,500 for Help Hope Live in Tom’s honor, including raising over $13,000 in the first week.

In the first 10 days of fundraising, the campaign in Noelle’s honor raised over $14,000. In the first month, the campaign surpassed $48,000.

Ashley Clifford was just 16 years old when a sudden diagnosis changed the course of her life. Over the past 2 months, a medical fundraising campaign with the nonprofit Help Hope Live has raised over $1,700 in Ashley’s honor to assist with the out-of-pocket medical costs related to her diagnosis.

Angel Becton experienced her first stroke before turning 40. Now 51, she’s endured more medical hardships than many people experience over a lifetime. A shining light of faith to those around her, Angel is now in need of help from the community to fund medical care following the loss of her Medicaid in 2025.