“So, our logo is more than a leaf. It represents a communitythat invests in the ability of children.“
During a parent-teacher conference, my daughter’s fourth-grade teacher described her as having “good scaffolding.” She’s 22 years old, and I still think about this conversation.
She was fortunate to grow up with relationships that invested in her learning, confidence, and self-discovery.
Good scaffolding – this foundation will serve her well as she graduates in May and begins to make her mark in this world – as a teacher in special education.
This memory has me thinking about Family Hope Foundation.
Have you ever thought about the significance of our logo?
P.S. Our logo is more than a leaf. It represents a broad and committed community, with Family Hope Foundation at its core. It provides the framework that children and families need to feel supported. It’s good scaffolding!
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!
Sign up for our Newsletter. Every month, Family Hope Foundation’s team connects by sharing family stories, providing educational information, demonstrating ways to get involved, and more! Join us and see how the Gift of Ability helps bring hope to your community.