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Michelle and her husband and kidney donor are lying in a hospital bed, both wearing hospital gowns. Michelle has light skin, dark eye makeup, and dark hair with short bangs. Her husband has light skin, a bald head, and a big red beard.

Voices of Hope | 6.2.23

6 Clients Received the Gift of Life in May

18-year-old Ella Weiske beams in her graduation black cap and gown as she stands in her new Trexo robotic walking device. Ella has light skin, light eyes, and shoulder-length brown hair. Standing behind her, a friend with light skin and long wavy brown hair touches her shoulders.

Help Hope Live in the News | 5.31.23

‘Overwhelmed with joy’: Ripon graduate crosses stage using robotic legs

A photo of a newspaper or magazine credited to reporter Robert Brodsky. Headline reads Top Stories: Inspiring Others to Keep Going. Plainview Woman Paralyzed in Skiing Accident Goes on to Paint and Model. One of two photographs shows Rebecca in her black power chair with a Rally for Rebecca 5K t-shirt and sneakers sitting beside two men in three-wheeled sports wheelchairs. Behind them stand a dozen Rally for Rebecca 5K participants, some in hats, sunglasses, and Rally for Rebecca 5K t-shirts. A second photo is Rebecca Koltun at home with light skin, blue eyes, brown-blonde hair pulled into a ponytail, hoop earings, and a bright yellow turtleneck sweater seated in her black power chair. The article is five columns of information and interviews. A quote from Rebecca reads "What this has shown me is that there is life after loss, even something as devastating as my situation."

Help Hope Live in the News | 5.30.23

Rally for Rebecca 5K Raises Nearly $70,000

A graphic reads 40 and Forward: Donate Now to Fight Back Against Medical Debt. Two images show Help Hope Live clients. The first is a black-and-white image of a couple touching foreheads. Both have light skin and dark hair. The man in the photo has a dark goatee. The woman’s hair is in waves down her back. The second image shows a patient with brown skin lying in a hospital bed wearing a hospital gown and a blue hospital cap. She is surrounded by supporters with light and dark skin. Everyone in the photo is making a heart sign with their hands and smiling.

Events and Conferences | 5.26.23

#40andforward: Consistency & Change (Weeks 16-20)

Quadriplegic father Josh Basile is pictured with his infant son and young daughter. His son is strapped to his chest with a sling and his daughter is wearing a blue bath robe and cuddling her younger brother as she sits on Josh's lap. Josh has light skin, short dark hair, and a big smile as he sits in his black power chair.

Help Hope Live in the News | 5.25.23

Baby on Board: Tips for the First Year of Parenting as a High-Level Quadriplegic

PA Live news coverage shows a photo of Ken Sims and his wife. Ken has light skin and red-brown hair, and his wife has light in, sunglasses, and curly shoulder-length hair. Another photo shows a Team Ken Is It for Life red fundraising t-shirt.

Help Hope Live in the News | 5.24.23

Benefit to help Ken Sims, a local man who suffers from cardiac amyloidosis requiring a life-saving heart transplant

Bill Soloway is interviewed by 6ABC as the caption of the NJ and PA chapters of the Wheelmen with two big-wheel antique bicycles behind him in a public park. Bill wears old-fashioned dress with a buttoned shirt, a tie, suspenders, and black pants to the knee. He has light skin, gray hair, and glasses.

Help Hope Live in the News | 5.24.23

The Wheelmen celebrate the history of the bicycle in style

Press Releases | 5.24.23

May 28: Celebrate 8 Tribute Concert Texxas Jam Style

Mom Sierra Dillard holds her daughter Zoë's hand to help her paint at a birthday party activity. Sierra has brown skin, a black t-shirt, braided hair, and hook earrings. Zoë has brown skin and curly black hair. She sits in a supportive mobility device. A graphic button reads Mobility Matters with a sunburst graphic.

Voices of Hope | 5.23.23

Mobility Matters: My Life as Zoë’s Mom and Caregiver

A group of individuals listen and watch a speaker helping them to understand the process of making repairs to a wheelchair. They are young adults of varying ages and ethnicities. Four of the five listeners and the speaker are seated while the fifth sits in a wheelchair. Beyond them are wheelchair parts, bikes, and bike repair parts.

Trending News | 5.19.23

Wheelchair repairs and adaptive gaming: Temple is opening a new $500k space for people with disabilities