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O'Leary's Clover Farm

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RT Autism Awareness Found.

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Ben Bowen & Family

Greg and Fiona's Run

Pal-O-Mine

Dec '03 - Jan '04

The Honeysuckle Foundation

The Dream Center

Tuesday's Children

South Carolina Division
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Cancer Coalition

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The "I Have a Dream" Foundation

Boys Hope Girls Hope

Children of Promise Stables

Stars over Mississippi

Habitat for Humanity

Portage for Youth

Toys of Hope

Locks of Love

Michael's Journals Foundation

September Smiles

Wings for Success

Only Make Believe

Newborns in Need

The Colleen Giblin Foundation

Bobby Sherman
Volunteer EMT Foundation

Child Help USA

Huggz from Heaven

Small Paws Rescue

Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation

Give Kids The World

Angel Flight NE

Cassidy's Place

The Casey Cares Foundation

Duke Children's Hospital

Hilltop Neighborhood House

Boundless Playgrounds

Kids Beating Cancer, Inc.

Epiphany

The Cody Unser First Step Foundation

Kids For Kids

National Interfaith Hospitality Network

Dreams of Hope

USPS Breast Cancer Research Stamp


More on Hilltop Neighboorhood House

Hilltop Health Center

Overview

For More Information:

website: http://www.hilltophouse.org

HILLTOP NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE
460 S. College Ave.
Valparaiso, IN 46383

Phone: 219-462-7173

E-mail: cisakson@hilltophouse.org

 
Building on a Vision
The concept of a community center developed out of a unique experiment in “neighboring.” Families with children were in need of more livable housing. A group of citizens gathered around these families, buying and refurbishing houses, then making them available at affordable rental prices. It took thousands of volunteer hours, generous finandal supporl. and willingness to establish new personal relationships.
In this experience of “neighboring,9 it was learned that families were often hindered from “getting ahead” because they could not afford child care. It was also learned that many people had no private health insurance and did not qualify for government health care programs. They had no primaiy health care — a very difficult situation for both children and adults.
A vision was born — a vision of affordable child care and health care for alt a vision of parents moving ahead in their jobs or finishing their educational goals. It was a vision of people with chronic neglected illnesses receiving help without regard to their inability to pay.
An opportunity presented itself and was seized. Property was purchased and beautifully prepared for its new use. Hilltop Neighborhood House was born in the fall of 7996, and the vision became a reality
It took a “whole village” to make it come true, and it will take the “whole village" to sustain it. Hilltop Neighborhood House was built on a foundation of “neighboring.” With the continued support of our whole community families are claiming the promise of a better and brighter tomorrow.
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