Donations for Ovarian Cancer Awareness CNY

Hope for Heather is a NYS non-profit corporation operated solely by volunteers. Over 100% of your donations are used to help local cancer patients and their families or to fund research. You may donate to Hope for Heather through the PayPal system. Use a credit card or your PayPal account to process your payment. Click on the Link below to start the process.

You may also direct your donation to the Heather Weeks Memorial Dance Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior who will majoring in dance at an accredited educational institution. Please add the memo to your check or PayPal donation "Memorial Scholarship."
Or Donate by surface mail, checks made out to:
"Hope for Heather" and send to:

Hope for Heather,
PO Box 2208
Liverpool, NY 13089-2208

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Jonna Ross gives $600 grant to Hope for Heather $600 Grant from Daughters of Columbus
 Hope for Heather volunteer Mary Kay Buffington met Jonna Ross, President of the local Daughters of Columbus chapter. The chapter presented Hope for Heather with a very generous $600 grant for care and joy baskets that are delivered to ovarian cancer patients. Hope for Heather continues to spread a little joy and love to local ovarian cancer patients through the distribution of care baskets. Each basket contains health and beauty items, a journal, slippers, and other items to make their difficult treatment times a little brighter. read more
Lauren Begay gives $10K grant to Hope for Heather $10K Grant from Macy's Lauren Begay Macy's Carousel Store Manager presents Frieda Weeks with a check for $10,000 demonstrating the companies' commitment to Ovarian Cancer Awareness. This grant will fund "The Teal Ribbon Project;" Hope for Heather's popular Ovarian Cancer awareness program.The TEAL Ribbon Project activates church, schools, civic and private groups to help spread awareness. Through efforts of these community volunteers, 30,000 TEAL ribbons will be distributed at the 2011 NY State Fair; spreading awareness to 90,000 of the 1 million annual fair goers.
rev 9/09/11