Foundation of Hope is currently raising money to support health care workers at Cassena Care in Norwalk. The following is a message from our Founder, Rebecca Prosper, providing further details on this initiative.
(Publicist, Katharine Booth)


​Dear friends,
 
In these trying times, we at Foundation of Hope would like to expand our efforts to assist medical care facilities in the local area, and are asking for your support.
 
The nearly 150 workers at Cassena Care on Prospect Street in Norwalk are in desperate need of PPE and face masks. Please share the following link to your network through social media, email and text so we can collect donations for the purchase of PPE and face masks.
 
https://donorbox.org/covidrelief

We are currently requesting the following donations:
$100 for 80 Masks
$160 for 80 Masks Fog Free w/Shield
$1,000 for 80 Disposable Gowns
We're also accepting custom-amount donations.
 
If you would prefer to donate equipment (PPE and face masks), please contact us at 203-644-0412, and we will make arrangements for pick-up.
 
Please help contribute to this cause. Cassena Care’s employees are truly on the front line of this crisis, and we want to thank their efforts, as individuals and as a community.
 
I pray you and your families remain safe and well. We will get through this challenging time, together.
 
Thank you so much!
 
Rebecca Prosper
Founder, Foundation of Hope

As the impact of Covid-19 has impacted our communities, Foundation of Hope has made some recent changes to our programming, to account for the health and safety of us all. The following is a message from our Founder, Rebecca Prosper, addressing these changes.
(Publicist, Katharine Booth)


As we all continue to weather out the storm of Covid-19, I’d like to take a moment to give thanks to both our dedicated team here at Foundation of Hope, and the local communities we serve.
 
I hope you, your friends and families are safe and doing well during this extraordinary time. While this moment is impacting us all in deep and meaningful ways individually, it’s crucial to remember that, no matter what your experience is, we are all in this together.
 
In order to prioritize the health and safety of everyone, we are postponing all events until August 30th, 2020. This was a painful, but necessary decision to make. We’re eagerly looking forward to getting our community events back on track when it is safe to do so.
 
In the meantime, we’re still keeping up other initiatives, including our campaigns to help our local homeless population. Donations for these programs are as vital as ever, so please give what you can or share this link: https://donorbox.org/emergencymeal.
 
We are also continuing our tutoring programs virtually, as all seven of our physical locations are closed until further notice. In keeping these programs going, we are taking numerous precautions to keep our students, clients and members safe.
 
To everyone reading this, thank you for your continued support! Please be safe, be well, and remember that you are not alone.
 
In the meantime, we’re still keeping up other initiatives, including our campaigns to help our local homeless population. Donations for these programs are as vital as ever, so please give what you can or share this link: https://donorbox.org/emergencymeal.
 
We are also continuing our tutoring programs virtually, as all seven of our physical locations are closed until further notice. In keeping these programs going, we are taking numerous precautions to keep our students, clients and members safe.
 
To everyone reading this, thank you for your continued support! Please be safe, be well, and remember that you are not alone.

Thank you.
Rebecca Prosper
Founder, Foundation of Hope