Hannah's Hope Open House

Socializing at the Open House

WOW! What a great turn out we had for our first Open House. It was a great opportunity for us to thank all our supporters from the Coastal Bend. We could not have had such a successful year without the constant support we received from so many individuals and organizations.

We would also like to thank all our teachers at Hannah's Hope for their hard work and dedication. We have been so forutnate to find such highly qualified, caring individuals to work with our children. Thank you, Robin, Chriselda, Amit, Dawn and Rebecca!

Spring Fling for Hannah's Hope

Spring Fling fun!

First Baptist Church in Portland hosted a Barbeque and Spring Fling with part of the proceeds from this event going to Hannah's Hope. The Spring Fling included lots of fun activites and games for the children, hot dogs and drinks, and a wonderful silent auction.

A special "thank you" goes to all of the people who helped organize and put on this event.

Support Autism Awareness

2 CD set for sale benefitting our scholarship fund

Our program manager, Robin Blue, is a very talented musical artist. She has recently recorded some songs from her "previous life" in Nashville. This collection is a mix of country, christian and jazz. The proceeds will benefit our scholarship fund.

Also available during the month of April is a single CD with a song Robin wrote to honor children with autism titled, The Hope in Hannah's Eyes. And we have autism awareness charm bracelets for sale, as well.

Please email me at marshacoulter@hotmail.com if you are interested in purchasing any of these items.

Open House

Hannah's Hope at 901 Chaparral

With the fence freshly painted we are now wanting to show off the inside of the house. We will be having a Wine & Cheese Tasting on April 22nd from 4:00-6:00. This is just a small way of thanking everyone that has supported us this first year.

Men from Gateway Church Paint the Fence

Painting the lattice work is Tim Jolly and Randall Russell.

No foolin', the men from the Gateway Church in Gregory were up bright and early to paint the fence at Hannah's Hope. They did an awesome job!

One of the men painting, Lupe, is actually blind. The other men would let him know how many times he could roll the paint on before he needed more.

We REALLY appreciate the hard work. It looks So much better!