Below are the newest additions to our clothing bin location list. For complete location information and driving directions, visit our brand new interactive map.

James H. Naylor School 639 Franklin Avenue Hartford, CT 06114 continue

Charities of Hope expresses our sincere thanks for the all who were involved in helping to make our charity boot drive a success.
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Dear John H. Caruso Jr., President and CEO of Charities of Hope:

On behalf of the Hartford Chapter 168 of Star Touring and Riding Association I am writing to thank you for your support in 2009. Due to your generosity, you have helped us to meet our goal in hosting the food drop which will benefit over 400 families from Family Life Education Inc. of Hartford, CT. continue

Dear Friends:

I am writing you on the half of the AHM Youth and Family Services Board of Directors and our staff. Your most recent contribution of $300 for our general AHM programs is accepted with the greatest of appreciation. continue

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact: Sebastian Stevens
860-836-0665
sebastian@charitiesofhope.org

The Great Boot Giveaway

Local Nonprofit donates gently used pairs of boots and shoes to people in need.

Charities of Hope and StepRite partner to help the people in need at Middletown Icon O’Rourke’s Diner.

Hartford, CT – The Great Boot Giveaway will provide a mix of new and used pairs of shoes to the homeless and individuals in Connecticut. On Saturday October 24, at 8am -11 am O’Rourke’s Diner, the shiny historic eatery in the heart of downtown Middletown opens it’s front facade to Charities of Hope and the community who will be attending to receive the shoes. continue

Charities of Hope joined AHM Youth and Family Services in celebrating over 15 years of helping out the local community in Andover, Hebron, and Marlborough. The theater’s recent production of ‘Mulan’ was not to be missed and Charities of Hope was honored to be recognized for their contribution to the wonderful family services organization.

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) is a rare, fatal brain disorder. The statistical incidence of CJD cases is one case, per million, per population. In the United States, this translates to approximately 250-300 new cases per year. Eighty-five percent of the cases are sporadic, meaning there is no known cause at present.

The Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Foundation consists of members who are concerned about the complexity of issues surrounding this fatal brain disease. Our mission is to support families and loved ones touched by CJD. The Foundation’s philosophy is to be proactive by establishing collaborations and linkages, communicating with family members, researchers, physicians and political representatives and informing the broader community about CJD.

The Foundation is increasingly called on to help more and more families which means our resources are constantly being stretched. We need your help to be able to continue to meet the needs of those affected by CJD. Your tax deductible gift will enable us to continue our work.

http://www.cjdfoundation.org/