by Jane Eppard | 12.05.2020
Stacie shares, “Family Hope Foundation is an organization I care deeply about. I believe all people have gifts to share with others and deserve every opportunity to succeed. The support and opportunities Family Hope Foundation offers our community helps the individual child, as well as the whole family.”
Stacie is a registered Occupational Therapist but has not worked in that capacity since her eldest son was born. She is proud to say, “I have become a ‘professional’ volunteer in the community. I have always felt passionate about volunteering and serving in our community. I pray that I have instilled this same love of volunteering in my own boys.”
Stacie served on Family Hope Foundation’s Board of Directors and has returned as a faithful volunteer for the development and marketing committees. Stacie shares, “Family Hope Foundation is an organization I care deeply about. I believe all people have gifts to share with others and deserve every opportunity to succeed. The support and opportunities Family Hope Foundation offers our community helps the individual child, as well as the whole family.”
Stacie also volunteers with Kids Hope and Hand2Hand and the Hope Store through Fellowship Church in Holland.
Stacie is married to her high school sweetheart, Doug. This year they celebrated 25 years of marriage. Doug is an Emergency Physician at Holland Hospital. They have two sons. Their oldest son, Sean, is a senior at Hope College. Their youngest, Ben, is a sophomore at Belmont University in Nashville, TN.
Stacie’s passion in life has always been her family. However, with two boys in college, she has gained some free time. When not volunteering, Stacie loves to golf, read, and is a wonderful cook. She also enjoys watching baseball games – GO Detroit Tigers – listening to many types of music and seeing Broadway shows.
Says Family Hope Foundation of Stacie’s commitment, “Stacie is always willing to jump in and tackle any project. We are blessed to have her skills, commitment and passion for our mission.”
Tools for Success Susan Curry “We learned so much through therapy. With all the support, strategies, and physical accommodations we can provide at school and at home, Phillip has experienced tremendous growth.” Difficulty with transitions, needing extra time on activities, having problems with writing and communicating, and learning appropriate interactions with peers— these are just […]
Family Hope Foundation recently held a family event at Critter Barn! Their new location provides an accessible learning experience for everyone who wants it—a perfect fit for our mission and guests. We had so much fun spending time with our community on that day. We witnessed the joy and power of connection animals bring into our lives!
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