Scottsdale nonprofit raising funds for children with chronic illnesses
Scottsdale-based Children’s Respite Homes of America is looking to raise $350,000 for respite, palliative and hospice homes for children with chronic illnesses.
(Courtesy Children’s Respite Homes of America)
Scottsdale-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit Children’s Respite Homes of America is launching a fundraising drive aimed at raising $350,000 to strengthen the growing network of community-based care homes for medically fragile children.
The nonprofit, which is entering its fourth year, will use the money to advance education, advocacy, and community support initiatives for children’s respite, palliative, and hospice care homes across the country.
Since its founding, Children’s Respite Homes of America has raised more than $540,000 to build awareness and strengthen local leadership working to open children’s respite homes.
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Scottsdale nonprofit raising funds for children with chronic illnesses
(Courtesy Children’s Respite Homes of America)
Scottsdale-based Children’s Respite Homes of America is looking to raise $350,000 for respite, palliative and hospice homes for children with chronic illnesses.
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Scottsdale-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit Children’s Respite Homes of America is launching a fundraising drive aimed at raising $350,000 to strengthen the growing network of community-based care homes for medically fragile children.
The nonprofit, which is entering its fourth year, will use the money to advance education, advocacy, and community support initiatives for children’s respite, palliative, and hospice care homes across the country.
Since its founding, Children’s Respite Homes of America has raised more than $540,000 to build awareness and strengthen local leadership working to open children’s respite homes.
For more information, or to make a donation, visit childrensrespitehomes.org.
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