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Hope Emergency is a hospital & health care company based out of P.O. BOX 214, Fayetteville, Ohio, United States.

“It is in the lives that we make a difference in that keeps us growing and going” HOPE understands that behind every call for assistance, there is a fellow human in need, and a family who cares. Working with our partners and clients in developing care solutions that save lives, our teams go the extra mile to ensure patients are safe and well cared for. HOPE is owned and managed by healthcare professionals. From our humble beginnings in 2002, we have grown to become the largest and most diverse private emergency medical services provider in Singapore. Operating a fleet of over 40 ambulances, Hope provides: • Emergency Ambulance services to the SCDF and SAF • ICU and Advanced Life Support Ambulance Transfers (Singapore & Malaysia) • Patient Transport Services • Event Medical Support • International Medical Assistance (operated in 40 countries) • Sea and Air Ambulance • Emergency medical response, resuscitation and first aid training Hope is also a contracted provider of Emergency Ambulance Services operating with the SCDF, as part of Singapore’s 995 national emergency response. Our company motto is " WHEN LIFE MATTERS". Our team is committed to providing the highest standards of safe and personalised professional medical services, and we pride ourselves in our sense of purpose, professionalism, resourcefulness and teamwork.

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M/S HOPE ENTERPRISES (H.E.) is leading organization working in the field of Digital Imaging Products since 2000. With the lapse of time H.E. has become one of the preferred distributors in Pakistan and gained the confidence of the market across Pakistan. As a result of its respected name in the local market, H.E. signed agreement with worlds famous brand and holds the rights for distribution of Ricoh Imaging Company Limited & Velbon Corporation, Japan in Pakistan for their manufactured equipment with the brand name of PENTAX, RICOH, VELBON, TOKINA, DJI, B+W, and SIGMA respectively. H.E. became name of trust and commitment for local dealers and retailers. Over 70 plus dealer and retailer working closely with H.E. and producing the difference in local market by providing customer services, after sales services and customer education. H.E. aim to have delighted customers and providing them after sales services by establishing Technical Support Center (T.S.C). The T.S.C. Labs technicians are professional and trained by respective brands and equipped to respond without delay in resolving customer complaint. M/S HOPE ENTERPRISES (HE) is managing the pivot role in photographic & video making original equipment in the areas of B2B, Corporate sector, Modern Trade, Online Stores, Wholesalers & Retailers etc. in all the major cities of Pakistan. HE is the only distribution company representing elite quality brands & products in Pakistan with a diverse range. HE management is much focused & eager with keen interest for the entire satisfaction of their valued customers.

It is estimated that there are more than 55 million (roughly 16 percent of the US population) over the age of 65 today (2019). The latest projections from the World Health Organization, says that at the current rate, there will be roughly 2 billion people 65 and older by 2050. Further, the elderly will exceed the number of children in our near future. This phenomenon has been described as a “Tsunami of Aging”. 1 in 3 Seniors dies with Alzheimer’s or another form of Dementia Only 16% of Seniors receive regular cognitive assessments during routine health check-ups Every 65 seconds someone in the United States develops the disease In 2019, Alzheimer’s and other forms of Dementia will cost the nation $290 Billion. By 2050 these costs could rise as high as $1.1 Trillion Between 2000 and 2017 deaths from heart disease have decreased 9% while deaths from Alzheimer’s have increased 145% Early Detection is key. Screening means preventive care and early treatment. In turn, it facilitates the detection of high-risk candidates for whom we can actively make a different future. Screening helps us remain ahead of the curve. We are simply not screening enough. The faster we know, the more we can do. Education, Awareness and Outreach is at the heart of our challenge. From our economy, and our medical/healthcare systems to the social fabric of our communities everything will be impacted. . Brain Disorders and Diseases In a not too distant future, due to our aging population, and the health challenges we face as a nation; the leading health concerns will be “Brain Diseases”. The World Federation of Neurology, estimates that around 33 percent of people aged 65 years and older suffer from either Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s or Stroke. The risk increases with age. Visit HopeForDementiaUSA.org to learn more and see how you can make a difference.

It is estimated that there are more than 55 million (roughly 16 percent of the US population) over the age of 65 today (2019). The latest projections from the World Health Organization, says that at the current rate, there will be roughly 2 billion people 65 and older by 2050. Further, the elderly will exceed the number of children in our near future. This phenomenon has been described as a “Tsunami of Aging”. 1 in 3 Seniors dies with Alzheimer’s or another form of Dementia Only 16% of Seniors receive regular cognitive assessments during routine health check-ups Every 65 seconds someone in the United States develops the disease In 2019, Alzheimer’s and other forms of Dementia will cost the nation $290 Billion. By 2050 these costs could rise as high as $1.1 Trillion Between 2000 and 2017 deaths from heart disease have decreased 9% while deaths from Alzheimer’s have increased 145% Early Detection is key. Screening means preventive care and early treatment. In turn, it facilitates the detection of high-risk candidates for whom we can actively make a different future. Screening helps us remain ahead of the curve. We are simply not screening enough. The faster we know, the more we can do. Education, Awareness and Outreach is at the heart of our challenge. From our economy, and our medical/healthcare systems to the social fabric of our communities everything will be impacted. . Brain Disorders and Diseases In a not too distant future, due to our aging population, and the health challenges we face as a nation; the leading health concerns will be “Brain Diseases”. The World Federation of Neurology, estimates that around 33 percent of people aged 65 years and older suffer from either Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s or Stroke. The risk increases with age. Visit HopeForDementiaUSA.org to learn more and see how you can make a difference.

Hope for Education and Leadership in Afghanistan organization (HELA) is a non-political, non-profit and non-government organization, which is devoted to Model United Nation (MUN) for the first time in Afghanistan. The organization goal is to create future leaders of Afghanistan throughout the country through Model United Nation (MUN) international project which exist in more than 100 countries of the world and focuses on capacity building training, awareness programs, research, academic workshops, international NUN conferences and public speaking. Since establishment the organization lunched many international projects, workshops and national and international conferences.

Central Massachusetts Housing Alliance, The Central Massachusetts Housing Alliance (CMHA) is committed to a leadership role in helping the communities of Greater Worcester and Worcester County respond to the needs of the homeless and near homeless by supporting prevention programs, ensuring the availability of high quality and appropriate sheltering and support services, encouraging the availability and access to decent affordable housing, and empowering people through education, The Central Massachusetts Housing Alliance (CMHA) is committed to a leadership role in helping the communities of Greater Worcester and Worcester County respond to the needs of the homeless and near homeless by supporting prevention programs, ensuring the availability of high quality and appropriate sheltering and support services, encouraging the availability and access to decent affordable housing, and empowering people through education.

MISSION WE EXIST TO MOBILIZE LOCAL CHURCHES, HERE IN TARRANT COUNTY AND BEYOND, TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN. VISSION THE END TO THE ORPHAN CRISIS BEGINS WITH THE CHURCH AND IS ACCOMPLISHED BY BEING ACTIVE IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

Hope Harbor is located in Claremore, Oklahoma. 1 in 3 children in Oklahoma experience traumatic events in their lives. When you donate to Hope Harbor you provide the tools and support these families need to move forward to a healthier future.

Hope Haven is a nonprofit organization serving children, young adults and families with a variety of educational, developmental and mental health needs. Hope Haven provides care to a wide range of clients, including those with: * Learning challenges and disabilities, such as dyslexia and attention deficit/ hyperactivity disorder; * Developmental needs, such as those related to autism, Down syndrome and other challenges; * Mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety or repercussions of divorce. At Hope Haven, we believe every child can learn... and we can prove it!

Hope Haven is a Therapeutic Community that provides a foundation of recovery for individuals and families impacted by Substance Use Disorder so they can build healthy independent lives. Hope Haven was founded in 1978 by Arietta Black and Alice Trotter. Concerned with the lack of resources for women in early recovery from alcoholism, they went door to door gathering signatures of support, which they leveraged into a grant from Lance, Inc. Hope Haven used those funds to open its first home, serving five women seeking to rebuild their lives on a solid foundation of recovery. Today, Hope Haven is a licensed Therapeutic Community, which is a national best practice for the treatment of Substance Use Disorder. We serve more than 300 men, women, and children annually, including individual men and women, single moms with kids, single dads with kids, and intact families. Residents complete our long term program that consists of individual and group counseling, workforce development, job readiness, medical care, housing placement assistance, and more, preparing them for healthy independent living.