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Rebecca Koltun is seated in her powerchair with her mouthpainted artworks behind her, primarily watercolor sunset landscapes.
Voices of Hope | 5.11.26

Rallying for Rebecca After Life-Changing Injury: Rebecca Koltun

The campaign in Rebecca’s honor has raised over $1.75 million in the first 5 years. With one-on-one assistance from Help Hope Live, annual events like the Rally for Rebecca 5K continue to bring her community together to fuel her hope, independence, and recovery.

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Voices of Hope | 5.11.26

Funding a Van & Lifelong Support: Paul Mustol

With overwhelming generosity from Paul’s community, Help Hope Live funded an accessible van through the fundraising campaign in Paul’s honor.

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Stacia from Help Hope Live and client Sidney Schmid on his adaptive bike with mom Krishna interviewed by Daisha for PHL-17 in 2026.

From Support to Success: Hope Travels 5K returns to Radnor

We are so grateful to the team at PHL-17 and our client Sidney Schmid and mom, Krishna, for making it possible for us to share a special story on-air with our local Philadelphia community.

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Marcus Marrs in the hospital with his wife. Via KXII channel 12.

Awaiting a call that could save his life, Texoma man’s spirits never waver: Marcus Marrs

Marcus has been fundraising with Help Hope Live since December 2025. His community has raised over $17,600 in his honor in 5 months.

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Service dogs Gus (Kelson Williams) and Dolly Pawton (Amy Sherwood) at the Help Hope Live booth at Abilities Expo NY 2026.

Recap: 2026 Abilities Expo New York Metro & International Conference

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.

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Scott Hughes seated in his manual wheelchair with his dog Karma and the text Mobility Matters.

Hope, Humor, and Good Karma: Mobility Matters with Scott Hughes

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.

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A graphic reads Mobility Matters with a Help Hope Live logo in the lower right corner. The text is framed with a golden and orange sunbeam graphic.
Trending News | 5.1.26

Mobility Month Is Here!

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.

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Logos of Radnor PA based nonprofits participating in Delco Gives 2026. See the list at delcogives.org

Support Help Hope Live for ‘Delco Gives’ May 6-7

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

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Pictured prior to a 2025 aneurysm, Jovita McConnell is seated in a chair wearing glasses with short red-brown hair.

‘Jovita Strong’ 5K as Tukwila rallies for ‘miracle’ recovery from brain aneurysm: Jovita McConnell

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.

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Outside on a patio, Josh Raymond is pictured with his kidney donor Shiloh. They wear matching black cartoon kidney shirts with the text Kidney Buddies for Life. Shiloh has light skin, brown eyes, and curly brown hair. Josh is a head taller than Shiloh and has light skin, blue eyes, short gray hair, and a gray beard. In the lower right corner of the photo is a logo that says Touched by Transplant with flowering green and teal vines.
Voices of Hope | 4.27.26

The Gift of Life and “Kelly the Kidney”: Joshua Cole Raymond

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.

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