Volunteer
Meal deliveries, yard work, errands, event help. If you have time, we have a family who needs it.
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Some people give money. Some give time. Some open their business, their church, or their network. Every kind of help builds real, tangible relief for a family walking the hardest road.
Meal deliveries, yard work, errands, event help. If you have time, we have a family who needs it.
Get startedHost a lemonade stand, a dinner, a 5K, a birthday campaign — any effort becomes a family's afternoon.
Get startedSponsor one family for six months, underwrite part of a sponsorship, or align your brand with hope, family, and community.
Get startedCongregations can adopt a family, host drives, or dedicate a season to walking alongside a family in need.
Get startedMany employers match charitable donations. Ask your HR team — your gift may be doubled or tripled.
Get startedSteady monthly gifts are the single most powerful way to help us promise families months of support.
Get startedHonor a loved one, or leave a lasting gift through your estate that keeps helping families for years to come.
Get startedGalas, community walks, and family celebrations — join us as we come together for the families we serve.
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Corporate Partners
Businesses can sponsor one family for six months — $20,700 covers a full season of mortgage or rent, electric bills, car payments, house cleaning, and lawn care for a family whose child is coming home on hospice care.
Why six months?
Families entering pediatric hospice are often told their child may only have six to nine months to live. Harlow's Hope exists to relieve financial burdens during that incredibly difficult season so parents can spend more time with their child.
Partners can also underwrite part of a sponsorship. We'll work with your team on visibility, employee engagement, and impact reporting that matches your brand.
Events
We're planning gatherings, fundraisers, and community moments to celebrate the families we serve. Check our Events page — or sign up to be the first to know.