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| Last Update 5/18/11 |
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| Welcome to the Hopes and Dreams Foundation website, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the awareness and appreciation of children and young adults with disabilities, including Down syndrome, and other specific challenges. |
| The main goals of the Hopes and Dreams Foundation are: ~To promote education and community involvement for children with disabilities through social activities and experiences in creative arts (music, art, and theater) ~To establish summer programs for children and more support for families. ~To provide special opportunities for local children with disabilites. _______________________________________________________________ |
| The Buddy Walk is a one-mile advocacy walk for individuals with Down syndrome and other disabilities. Anyone can participate. Food, entertainment, Moon Bounce Slide and more. Pledges/Donations are encouraged throughout the year. |
| The Hopes and Dreams Foundation holds an annual BUDDY WALK at Core Creek Park Langhorne, PA For more information CLICK HERE |
| The Dream Club is a service developed by the Hopes and Dreams Foundation for children with disabilities ages 9 and above. The Dream Club programs bring children together in a fun setting where they can participate in art, crafts, music, and theater. There is no charge for Dream Club participants. Learn More By Clicking Here |
| Saturday, May 21st, 2011 12:00-3:00 Core Creek Park Langhorne, PA |
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| Hopes & Dreams Foundation, Inc. 517 Cedarbrook Road Southampton, PA 18966 (215) 264-2859 |
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The Buddy Walk® was created by the National Down Syndrome Society in 1995 to celebrate
Down Syndrome Awareness Month in October and to promote acceptance and inclusion of
people with Down syndrome. The Buddy Walk has grown from 17 walks in 1995 to nearly 300
walks planned for 2011 worldwide. In 2010, more than $11.2 million was raised nationwide to
benefit local programs and services, as well as the national advocacy and public awareness
initiatives of NDSS that benefit all individuals with Down Syndrome.
Down Syndrome Awareness Month in October and to promote acceptance and inclusion of
people with Down syndrome. The Buddy Walk has grown from 17 walks in 1995 to nearly 300
walks planned for 2011 worldwide. In 2010, more than $11.2 million was raised nationwide to
benefit local programs and services, as well as the national advocacy and public awareness
initiatives of NDSS that benefit all individuals with Down Syndrome.