Hope for Henry Brings Summer Sizzle to the Kids at Hackensack University Medical Center

Passport to Style - Wisconsin Place Shopping Mall

Passport to Style - Wisconsin Place Shopping Mall

This event benefits Hope for Henry. For $20, you can buy a ticket and have a fabulous night of wine, delectable treats, a swag bag, and in-store promotions. 100 percent of your $20 contribution goes to Hope for Henry. Invite your friends to come to this fun-filled, fashionable event.

Superhero Party Gets Big Thumbs Up

On behalf of the pediatric patients and staff of Sinai Hospital, we would like to thank you again and again and again for the wonderful Hope for Henry Super Hero Party that you held today for the children. It was such an incredible success! The patients ranged in age from 18 months to 20 years, and we can truly say that everyone had a great time. Not only did the patients enjoy it but so did the staff. We think that it was because you are such wonderful people with whom to work.

Please keep up the great work. What you are doing through the Hope for Henry Organization is truly making a difference in the lives of many children and their families. You really are bringing a lot of hope and joy into this world. You are truly our idea of what real super heroes are meant to be!

Sincerely,
Laura Cohen, CCLS
Kristen Mylotte, CCLS

Superheroes Deliver the Power of Smiles to Hospitalized Kids

Superheroes visit sick kids at Sinai

Superheroes visit sick kids at Sinai

Hope for Henry's Superhero Celebration is a Huge Success

Another Happy Birthday from Hope for Henry

In the News: Hope for Henry Superhero Celebration

Hope for Henry held its annual superhero celebration on Tuesday, February 24, at Georgetown Hospital's Lombardi Cancer Center in Washington, DC. Below are links to some of the news coverage. Stay tuned for some photos in the coming days.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35570737/ns/local_news-washington_dc/

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local-beat/The_Best_Medicine_Washington_DC.html

Hope for Henry Birthday Parties are Smilemakers

Photo Gallery | Album | PHILADELPHIA Ronald McDonald House

This was nice to see.

Photo Gallery | Album | PHILADELPHIA Ronald McDonald House

Emma's Art Kits are Awesome

Awesome Person Emma Strongin created a set of art kits for hospitalized kids. From origami wish stars to friendship bracelets, these kits are fantastic outlets for expressions of creativity while providing a much-needed distraction from the isolation and loneliness that are a reality of spending weeks or months in the hospital.

If This Doesn't Put a Smile on Your Face, I Don't Know What Will

Hope for Henry Halloween Party is a Smashing Success

Who You Are Helping When You Support Hope for Henry

The Jacob Skye Baron Blog: Jacob's Wish
Henry Goldberg - While settling in at the hospital, for what would be a several-month stay, we were greeted by one of the Tomorrow's Children social workers holding a messenger bag. On it were the words "Hope for Henry". He presented us with the bag, which we opened to find a portable DVD player for Jacob. Such a generous gift, and we were stunned to find out that Henry was a boy who lost his battle with a rare form of anemia in 2002. The Hope for Henry organization, started by Henry's family, has given out hundreds of high-end electronic items to children facing life-threatening illnesses. We were overwhelmed by their generosity in our time of need.

Hope for Henry Working Together with Ronald McDonald House to Make Birthdays Special

Hope for Henry Birthday Brings Smiles

This photo says it all.

Hope for Henry's Summer Carnival is a Blast

Hundreds of patients played carnival games, ate ice cream sundaes and were wowed by magicians and balloon twisters at our annual summer carnival at Georgetown Hospital.

It's that time of year again!

Grade 5 & 6 students help out at the Hope for Henry Super Hero Day - McLean School of Maryland

Grade 5 and 6 students help out at the Hope for Henry Super Hero Day - McLean School of Maryland

Superheroes at Work

This week, Hope for Henry held its annual superhero celebration at Georgetown Hospital where we honored the real heroes, the kids who fight for their lives every day.