HBCU Connect: My Mom Saves Lives
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Posted By: AMBER MAYSON on October 05, 2018 My mom is the Vice President of the Hope Dealer Project, she works 24/7 answering hotline calls from families and patients of those suffering from addiction and transporting patients to rehabilitation facilities in her own vehicle. She gets paid nothing to do this and relies solely on donations. If she doesn’t get any donations she can’t transport patients anymore. As of now the Hope Dealer Project is currently suspended. Your help is needed... Donate below... http://hopedealerproject.org If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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