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47-year-old Ronaldo Hinton has been battling liver disease and is now in need of a liver transplant. To make it possible, his medical team has advised him to raise $9,000. The community can help through a fundraising campaign in Ronaldo’s honor with the trusted national nonprofit Help Hope Live.

Mom Tammy shared with us that thanks to community support and the extra boost from FOX coverage, the fundraiser at Kaylie’s elementary school in July 2026 was a big success, raising more than $10,000 for Help Hope Live in her honor.

In this blog, learn how to request a press release and press outreach from Help Hope Live. We’ll also cover what you need to know before and after making your request. 

Join us for “Why Mental Health Matters” after a spinal cord injury on Monday, July 27 at 5 p.m. ET, sponsored by United Access. 

If you’re ready to share your Help Hope Live Campaign Page on social media, we have your guides – links inside this post.

Callie was struck by a speeding car in Burlington in September 2025 and has been living with paralysis ever since. The family will not receive restitution for the injury, so instead, the community is rallying to provide support through the national nonprofit Help Hope Live.

On Saturday, July 11, gather at Carlisle County Elementary Cafeteria to enjoy dinner and fun for a great cause. Funds raised will benefit the nonprofit Help Hope Live in honor of Kaylie Hammond, a 10-year-old student, to help her family cover the cost of a critical wheelchair accessible van.

July is Disability Pride Month! The month-long celebration emphasizes the importance of recognizing disability as a natural and valuable aspect of human diversity.

On Friday, July 17, bowl for a cause at a Bowling Spirit Night fundraiser at Stars and Strikes in Stone Mountain. Funds raised benefit the nonprofit Help Hope Live in honor of Bariyah Gilmer, an Ellenwood 32-year-old who needs a wheelchair accessible vehicle to keep rolling to independence.

In June 2026, our Outreach team and Executive Director Kelly L. Green attended more than 7 events and site visits across 3 states. Along the way, we experienced emotional moments, gratitude, impact, connection, and hope.