what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $56KLIGHTHOUSE FOR HOPE'S ADOPT-A-FAMILY PROGRAM, HOLIDAYS FOR HOPE, IS ALL ABOUT PROVIDING HOPE AND LIGHT FOR THOSE FACING CHILDHOOD CANCER. CANCER IS AN EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TIME, SO WE ARE GIVING BACK TO HELP EASE THE BURDEN OF HAVING TO WORRY ABOUT PURCHASING CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
- #2 $0ILLUMINATE RETREAT - LIGHTHOUSE FOR HOPE HOSTS A RETREAT FOR YOUNG WOMEN CANCER FIGHTERS AGES 18-25. DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, THE ILLUMINATE RETREAT WAS CANCELLED IN 2021.
what they call their work
what they do
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Financial Assistance for Families 6 activities
- Financial and Emotional Support for Families with Pediatric CancerProvides direct financial assistance for everyday costs not covered by insurance and emotional peer support to families with a child diagnosed with pediatric cancer or a blood disorder through the Hope Families program.
- Financial and Emotional Support for Families with Pediatric CancerProvides direct financial assistance for everyday costs not covered by insurance and emotional peer support to families with a child diagnosed with pediatric cancer or a blood disorder through the Hope Families program.
- Financial and emotional support for families affected by pediatric cancer or blood disordersProvides direct financial assistance and emotional peer support to families with children undergoing treatment for pediatric cancer or life-threatening blood disorders, including help with everyday costs not covered by insurance. The Hope Families program creates a network of peer support and has helped hundreds of families since 2015.
- Financial and emotional support for families affected by pediatric cancer or blood disordersProvides direct financial assistance for everyday costs not covered by insurance and offers emotional peer support to families with children undergoing pediatric cancer treatment through the Hope Families program.
- Financial and emotional support for families affected by pediatric cancer or blood disordersProvides direct financial assistance for everyday costs not covered by insurance and emotional peer support to families with children undergoing treatment for pediatric cancer or life-threatening blood disorders, including through the Hope Families program.
- Financial and emotional support for families affected by pediatric cancer or blood disordersProvides direct financial assistance and emotional peer support to families with children undergoing treatment for pediatric cancer or life-threatening blood disorders, helping cover everyday costs not addressed by insurance. This includes ongoing support through the Hope Families program.
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Therapeutic Recreation & Holiday Support for Pediatric Cancer Families 6 activities
- Holiday Support ProgramSponsors families facing childhood cancer by providing gifts, household essentials, and financial assistance during the holiday season through the Holidays For Hope program, aiming to sponsor 60 families annually and having supported 352 families previously.
- Holiday Support ProgramSponsors families facing childhood cancer by providing gifts, household essentials, and financial assistance during the holiday season through the Holidays For Hope program, aiming to support 60 families annually.
- Holiday sponsorship program for families facing childhood cancerProvides holiday-specific financial assistance, gifts, and household essentials to families undergoing pediatric cancer treatment through the Holidays For Hope program. In one season, supported 352 families and aims to sponsor at least 60 families annually.
- Holiday sponsorship program for families facing childhood cancerProvides gifts, household essentials, and financial assistance to families undergoing pediatric cancer treatment during the holiday season through the Holidays For Hope program; supported 352 families in one cycle and aims to sponsor 60 families annually.
- Holiday sponsorship program for families facing childhood cancerProvides holiday-specific financial assistance, gifts, and household essentials to families undergoing pediatric cancer treatment through the Holidays For Hope program, having supported 352 families to date.
- Holiday sponsorship program for families facing childhood cancerProvides gifts, household essentials, and financial assistance to families undergoing pediatric cancer treatment during the holiday season through the Holidays For Hope program, having supported 352 families to date.
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Healing Retreats & Empowerment Courses for At-Risk Young Women 6 activities
- Illuminate RetreatHosts the Illuminate Retreat, a healing getaway that brings together 10 young women aged 18-26 experiencing cancer or a life-threatening blood disorder to create a network of peer support.
- Illuminate RetreatHosts the Illuminate Retreat, a healing getaway that brings together 10 young women aged 18-26 facing cancer or a life-threatening blood disorder to create a network of peer support.
- Illuminate Retreat for young women facing cancer or blood disordersHosts the Illuminate Retreat, a healing getaway for 10 young women aged 18–26 who are experiencing cancer or a life-threatening blood disorder, fostering connection and emotional support.
- Illuminate Retreat for young women facing cancer or blood disordersHosts an annual healing retreat for 10 young women aged 18–26 who are facing cancer or life-threatening blood disorders, fostering peer support and emotional wellness through the Illuminate Retreat program.
- Illuminate Retreat for young women facing cancer or blood disordersHosts the Illuminate Retreat, a healing getaway for 10 young women aged 18–26 who are experiencing cancer or a life-threatening blood disorder, fostering connection and peer support.
- Illuminate Retreat for young women facing cancer or life-threatening blood disordersHosts an annual healing retreat for 10 young women aged 18–26 who are experiencing cancer or a life-threatening blood disorder, fostering peer support and emotional well-being.
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Targeted Scholarships for Specific Populations 6 activities
- Post-Secondary Education ScholarshipsAwards scholarships ranging from $500 to $1,000 to survivors, siblings, and parents pursuing post-secondary education through The Be A Good Human Scholarship program.
- Post-Secondary Education ScholarshipsAwards scholarships ranging from $500 to $1,000 to survivors, siblings, and parents pursuing post-secondary education through The Be A Good Human Scholarship program.
- Post-secondary scholarship program for affected individuals and familiesAwards scholarships ranging from $500 to $1,000 to survivors, siblings, and parents pursuing post-secondary education through The Be A Good Human Scholarship program. Recipients include individuals who have gone on to college and contributed to research on mental health support for teen cancer patients.
- Post-secondary scholarship program for survivors, siblings, and parentsAwards scholarships ranging from $500 to $1,000 to survivors of pediatric cancer, siblings, and parents pursuing post-secondary education through The Be A Good Human Scholarship program, with documented support for individual recipients pursuing college degrees.
- Post-secondary scholarship program for survivors, siblings, and parentsAwards scholarships ranging from $500 to $1,000 to survivors of pediatric cancer, siblings, and parents pursuing post-secondary education through The Be A Good Human Scholarship program, with documented support for recipients such as Stephen Dwyer, Brennan, and Kylie.
- Post-secondary scholarship program for survivors, siblings, and parentsAwards scholarships ranging from $500 to $1,000 to survivors of pediatric cancer, siblings, and parents pursuing post-secondary education through The Be A Good Human Scholarship program; has enabled multiple recipients to attend college and pursue careers.
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Uncategorized 6 activities
- Birthday Celebration ProgramOperates the Celebration Program, providing a dignified shopping experience where parents can select birthday gifts for children facing pediatric cancer or blood disorders and their siblings, ensuring they are celebrated on their birthdays.
- Birthday Celebration ProgramOperates a birthday celebration program (Celebration Program) for children facing pediatric cancer or blood disorders and their siblings, providing a dignified shopping experience for parents to select gifts.
- Birthday celebration program for children with pediatric cancer and their siblingsOperates the Celebration Program, which ensures children diagnosed with pediatric cancer or blood disorders—and their siblings—are celebrated on their birthdays through a dignified shopping experience where parents select gifts for their children.
- Birthday celebration program for children with pediatric cancer and their siblingsOperates the Celebration Program, which ensures children diagnosed with pediatric cancer or blood disorders, as well as their siblings, are celebrated on their birthdays through a dignified shopping experience where parents select gifts for their children.
- Birthday celebration program for children with pediatric cancer or blood disordersOperates the Celebration Program, which includes a dignified shopping experience where parents select birthday gifts for their children, ensuring kids facing pediatric cancer or blood disorders—and their siblings—are celebrated on their birthdays.
- Birthday celebration program for children with pediatric cancer or blood disordersOperates the Celebration Program, which ensures children with pediatric cancer or blood disorders and their siblings are celebrated on their birthdays, including through a dignified shopping experience where parents select gifts for their children.
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who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| HANNAH COBLEY | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 40 | $42K |
- ALLISON PETERS — SECRETARY
- CHELSEA HEMMONS — PRESIDENT
- CRAIG COBLEY — DIRECTOR
- GUERIC NKUNZIMANA — DIRECTOR
- HEATHER CRABTREE — DIRECTOR
- NICK DEREGIS — DIRECTOR
- RICK DWYER — VICE PRESIDENT
who they work with
- Colten Cowell Foundation Partner — Foundation partner supporting Lighthouse For Hope
- Fred B. Snite Foundation Partner — Foundation partner supporting Lighthouse For Hope
- Haehn Foundation Partner — Foundation partner supporting Lighthouse For Hope
- Hannah Cobley Partner — Founder and Executive Director of Lighthouse For Hope, whose personal cancer journey inspired the organization's creation.
- Kuhle Family Foundation Partner — Foundation partner supporting Lighthouse For Hope
- Russ Lyon Charitable Fund Partner — Foundation partner supporting Lighthouse For Hope
- Rylee & Cru Foundation Partner — Foundation partner supporting Lighthouse For Hope
- Seattle Children’s Hospital Partner — Kylie was treated there for relapse and helped design studies.
- The Dwyer Family Partner — Helps make the scholarship possible.
- The Virginia G. Piper Foundation Partner — Foundation partner supporting Lighthouse For Hope