Hello, compassionate hearts! We want to take a moment to share the many reasons why families turn to Hannah's Treasure Chest for support. Homelessness: Families experiencing homelessness find respite in the form of essential items, giving their children a sense of security and normalcy. Health Issues: Unexpected or ongoing health issues can be emotionally and financially draining. The support we provide ensures that children may have some comforting items to help heal and recover. Domestic Violence: Escaping an abusive situation takes immense courage. Hannah's Treasure Chest provides a lifeline to families, offering essential items as they rebuild their lives free from violence. Refugees: Families who have fled their homes due to conflict or persecution find solace in a welcoming community. We work with our partners to help provide some basic items, making their transition into a new culture smoother. Low Income Earners: For low-income earners, every bit of support counts. Hannah's Treasure Chest becomes a source of hope, providing essentials that alleviate financial strain. You can support the critical work of Hannah's Treasure Chest by donating your gently used children's items, make a monetary contribution, volunteering, or even helping spread awareness by sharing this post. Learn more at www.hannahstreasure.org #HannahsTreasureChest #HopeForChildren #CommunitySupport
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As we step into this year’s Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month, let's shine a light on Prevent Child Abuse America, the nation's beacon for safeguarding our children. 🛡️ 🔹 Pioneering Change: As the oldest and largest organization in the U.S. dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect, we're not just advocates—we're catalysts for enduring change. 🔹 Science-Driven Solutions: Our approach is grounded in scientific research, promoting programs and resources that empower kids, families, and communities to flourish, now and for generations to come. 🔹 A Trusted Ally: Recognized as one of the highest-rated charities for children in the nation, our commitment to safety and well-being is unwavering. 🎥 Watch our story to see how we're making a difference. This CAP Month, be a part of a movement that's larger than us all. Stand with us as we work to create a world where every child is cherished, protected, and nurtured. Your support can transform lives. Because every child deserves a future free from abuse. #CAPMonth #PreventChildAbuse #ThrivingCommunities #ChildWellbeing #JoinTheMovement
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In honor of National Bereaved Parents Awareness Month, we’re sending our heartfelt condolences to any parent who’s experienced the devastating loss of a child. 🤍 At Owlet, we believe in supporting every parent, no matter where they are at in their parenting journey. Here are some ways we support families like yours: 🌱 Nursery of Hope: A nationwide initiative where we plant trees in honor of babies who are gone but never forgotten. 🤝 Partnerships: We work with 30 parent-led nonprofits from around the world who share in our mission to reach every baby and every parent. Many of these organizations provide support and resources to families who have experienced the loss of a child. 📝 Parent Stories: We believe in sharing parent stories like yours, so that others might find comfort and inspiration in the experiences of others. Learn more about our Owlet Cares program here: https://lnkd.in/gXjZyURx #BereavedParentsAwarenessMonth #OnlyOwlet
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