Do you want to Help Children and their Families Facing Pediatric Cancer?

Do you want to Help Children and their Families Facing Pediatric Cancer?
If you can spare 2-3 minutes today and tomorrow you might be able to

Hatch's House of Hope is an awesome foundation who is trying to help families affected by pediatric cancer "thrive rather than survive." Their goal is to help the entire family affected by pediatric cancer, not just the child affected.


Wouldn't it be nice if you could help fund Hatch's House of Hope? Well you can, all you have to do is VOTE.

Hatch's House of Hope is currently partcipating in the Pepsi Refresh Project and is in the running for a much needed $250,000 grant.

Just over 1,200 ideas are in the running and Hatch's House of Hope is standing strong ranked 25th, but only the top two ideas will receive the $250,000.

So I am asking everyone to help Amy Jo, a Wellington FL High School graduate, by voting over the next two days because the contest ends tomorrow.

Do you want to Empower Children and their Families Facing Pediatric Cancer? If so VOTE NOW, all you have to do is TEXT "101703" to 73774 (Pepsi) or Vote Online

If you would like to learn more about Hatch's House of Hope please visit my previous post: PLEASE VOTE: Hatch's House of Hope is in the running for a $250,000 grant from the Pepsi Refresh Project

Michelle Gibson REALTOR®
HANSEN REAL ESTATE GROUP INC.
561.333.0446


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4 comments • Michelle Gibson REALTOR® Wellington Florida Homes for Sale • August 30 2010 04:34PM

PLEASE VOTE: Hatch's House of Hope is in the running for a $250,000 grant from the Pepsi Refresh Project

PLEASE VOTE: Hatch's House of Hope is in the running for a $250,000 grant from the Pepsi Refresh Project

The Pepsi Refresh Project is giving away $1,300,000 in grants to "fund ideas to refresh the world." Please help the Austin Hatcher Foundation raise $250,000 for Hatch's House of Hope, who are "Empowering Children with Cancer & their Family."

 Hatch's House of HopeRead the incredible story behind the Austin Hatcher Foundation Who They Are and What They Do

"Surgeon Jim Osborn and Amy Jo founded the Austin Hatcher Foundation, after the death of their son, to a very rare cancer. The Foundation’s mission is to provide restorative service to families affected by pediatric cancer in an effort to allow these families to thrive rather than survive."

It's easy to vote all you have to do is TEXT "101703" to 73774 (Pepsi) or Vote Online

Michelle Gibson REALTOR®
HANSEN REAL ESTATE GROUP INC.
561.333.0446


©2011 All Rights Reserved
5 comments • Michelle Gibson REALTOR® Wellington Florida Homes for Sale • August 06 2010 08:59PM