May 2008

Art of the Vine was a huge success! Thank you to our and everyone who participated. View the for pictures from the event.

One of our supporters from West Chester, PA won this years' BMW. Congratulations Shawn Lawson who had the lucky ticket #187. It's great to know that Central Florida children are being helped by generous people from all around the country!

Two new videos have been added to the on our Grief and Wish programs!

And the winner of the Infiniti G37 2 year lease is...

Thank you Orlando Infiniti and for making Shaken & Stirred such a successfull event!

to watch a video about a few of our families and their journey through New Hope for Kids.

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New Hope for Kids mission is to support children and families grieving the death of a loved one and to grant wishes to children with life-threatening illnesses in Central Florida.

New Hope achieves its mission through two programs - The Center for Grieving Children and Children’s Wish - which provide assistance to children and their families during some of life’s most difficult challenges. New Hope for Kids also provides support services such as family events, resource information, and referral to other agencies for assistance when necessary. Our programs are available to children ages 3-18 who live in the Central Florida area.

New Hope for Kids is a tax exempt, approved 501(c)(3) organization and is registered in the state of Florida. All contributions are tax deductible as allowed by law.

New Hope for Kids is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors from the Central Florida community. David C. Joswick serves as the Executive Director.

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Glenn's wish to meet the President

New Hope for Kids was able to send Glenn and his parents to Washington D.C. to meet President Bush thanks to all the help from one of our UCF Cornerstone teams and Congressman Tom Feeney's office.

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