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Press Releases | 5.24.24

Community Rallying to Help 35-Year-Old Double Amputee

A photo of three women next to the Bryn Mawr Racing Co starting line at Hope Travels 2024. Two of them are significant Help Hope Live supporters: current Help Hope Live Executive Director Kelly L Green, who has light skin, dark hair pulled back, sneakers, a black Help Hope Live polo, and a rainbow tutu – and co-founder Pat Kolff, who has light skin, brown sunglasses, sneakers, and white shoulder-length hair. The three women wear Hope Travels 5K medals around their necks.

Events and Conferences | 5.21.24

Hope Travels 5K 2024: Incredible In-Person Impact

A collage of participants in the 2023 Hope Travels event wearing teal event t-shirts. They have different ethnicities, ages, genders, and mobility devices.

Events and Conferences | 5.16.24

Hope Travels Is 3 Days Away!

Carson Tussing is seated in a red and blue electric mobility device. He has light skin, his two front teeth missing, and short light brown hair and he wears a collared short-sleeved shirt with dinosaurs printed on it.

Voices of Hope | 5.9.24

“He Can Do Anything”: Carson’s Life with RYR-1

In a photo taken from just past Kelly Green's shoulder, Kelly is seated at the teal-themed Help Hope Live booth at Abilities Expo NY Metro 2024 listening to client Amy Sherwood talk to a family that has stopped by the booth. Kelly has light skin, red-brown hair pulled into a ponytail, and a gray sweater with bright magenta nails. Seated in her wheelchair, Amy Sherwood has light skin and shoulder-length straight brown hair with bangs, and her black labrador service dog Dolly Pawton is within reach. She speaks with three women and one man with Help Hope Live brochures and pens visible on the booth table just in front of them.

Events and Conferences | 5.8.24

Connection and Impact: Abilities Expo New York Metro 2024

Four Help Hope Live clients who received a transplant in April 2024. The first is Leisa Smith, who is seated in a car and has light skin, glasses, and curly shoulder-length brown hair. The second is Brittany Schwartz, in a formal portrait with a young girl kissing her on the cheek - Brittany has light skin, brown hair, and a black dress with black lace short sleeves. The third is Stacey McMillion, pictured in the hospital holding a chocolate cake with green accents that reads happy birthday Stacey - she has light skin and short curly gray hair and an American flag navy t-shirt. The fourth is Nangelis Rivera, a young woman with light brown skin, red lipstick, and curly brown hair past her shoulders.

Voices of Hope | 5.6.24

April 2024 Transplants in Our Community

Trending News | 5.1.24

May Is Mobility Awareness Month – Why Mobility Matters

Four images showcase April Updates from Help Hope Live. Clockwise from the top left: a photo of heart transplant recipient John A Lee surrounded by his family in a hospital bed. Next, client Reese D'Ortenzio at her 16th birthday also surrounded by family. Then a sunburst orange and yellow graphic that reads Mobility Matters. Finally a graphic for a webinar Hope Talk called SCI: Transitioning from Hospital to Home with circular photos of three panelists, one woman and two men.

Voices of Hope | 5.1.24

April Updates for the Help Hope Live Community

Heart transplant recipient John A Lee in a hospital bed surrounded by his wife and five adult children. John has light skin, short dark hair, and a short gray beard. An overlay graphic reads Touched by Transplant with flowering green vines.

Voices of Hope | 4.30.24

Heart Failure, a Sudden Transplant, and My “Indescribable Peace”

39-year-old Gerald Avant is pictured outside in front of a building with a wheelchair ramp. Seated in his black wheelchair, Gerald has light skin, short dark hair, a slight goatee, and black rimmed glasses.

Voices of Hope | 4.24.24

Fundraisers being held to help man with cerebral palsy get wheelchair-accessible van