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Hannah's Hope

"Parents in Partnership with Community to Give Autistic Children a Future and a Hope"

Wednesday, December 21, 2005

Merry Christmas


"Merry Christmas" from Hannah.

Hannah's Hope would like to wish everyone a wonderful holiday season. Our students will be on break from December 21st-January 4th. Teachers will be back at work on January 3rd preparing for the new semester.

We are planning to increase enrollment in January. If you have a child with autism and are interested in an intensive, individualized full-day program, please call us at 361-888-9570 for more information.

Happy Holidays!

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Thank You, Valero!


Lisa Marti, Tommy Coulter, Robin Blue, Julie Dearing
and Barbara Zemo accept a BIG check from Valero!

Recently, we were notified by Valero that "Hannah's Hope" would be receiving part of the money raised in their annual benefit golf tournament.

Board members Lisa Marti, Tommy Coulter, Julie Dearing and Barbara Zemo attended the check presentation along with Program Manager and Lead Teacher, Robin Blue.

This money has been designated to use for repair work on the outside of Hannah's Hope, as well as, scholarships and gross motor equipment.

Friday, December 09, 2005

Homes Tour Success


Last minute bidding in the silent auction.

This year's Christmas Homes Tour hosted by St. Christopher's by the Sea Episcopal church in Portland was alot of fun and a huge success with proceeds going to Hannah's Hope.

Although it didn't feel much like the Christmas season with the warm weather, it was perfect for touring homes in Portland. Along with the tour were the wonderful refreshments, silent auction and caroling.

Thanks goes to the many, many people who worked long and hard to put on this annual event. We certainly do appreciate it.

Friday, December 02, 2005

"Hannah's Hope" Visits the Farm


Ms. Dawn and Hannah O. "hang out" with some goats.

Robin's husband, Jeff Blue, invited the students at Hannah's Hope to visit the farm where he works. Staff and students traveled to Kingsville this past Friday to visit the farm. They toured the farm by truck which all the kids enjoyed. Then, they all got to see and pet the goats. Later, everyone went to McDonald's for lunch and play time. It must have been a fun trip as the students returned tired, but with smiles on their faces.

Thanks, Jeff, for sharing your time with our students.