Our Mission
We are committed to providing hope to families in traumatic, life-altering situations by giving them practical and strategic resources.
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“You don't pack an overnight bag when you end up in the ICU.”
We provide support to families in the hospital by providing our Hope Bags.
Hope Bags include practical items like toiletries, notepad and pen, BPA free water bottles and other needs.
Families We Have Helped
We helped out Jordan’s family in San Diego California. Jordan is home recovering but found himself in the hospital after a violent attack from a local gang. Jordan’s single mom needed help while having to miss work while being in the hospital with her son.
A family here in Colorado was in a boating accident and one of their four year old twins was injured. When it came time to be released from the hospital they didn’t have a wheelchair available that was her size and we were able to find and provide a wheelchair. You can see their story on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/kayleesmiraclefundraiser/
We also have partnered with Xcel Energy and their Annual Day of Service and were able to provide 300 of our Hope Bags to Children’s Hospital.
Hannah’s Journey
…looking beyond circumstance into the light of hope.
Upcoming Events
Speaking Event - NDPA National Water Safety Conference
Feb 13th, 2023 - Colorado Springs, Colorado
Title: From Broken to Brave - Real Life Experience
Speakers:
Eric Rognmoe, CEO/Co-Founder, Hannah’s Hands of Hope
Rebecca M Schwab, CEO/Founder, Emily Grace Foundation
BethAyn Rognmoe, Co-founder, Hannah’s Hands of Hope
What do you do when your world is shaken to the core? When you have to dig extra deep to find even a tiny drop of hope? How do you bring triumph out of tragedy? These are two real life stories of how a near drowning and a death can lead to bravery and worldwide impact. With the death of one, a family became broken and splintered. With the near drowning of the other, a community came together. These 2 families – though the initial response may seem the opposite, actually impacted each other and brought them together along with an entire community. Out of this birthed a place of bravery and hope.