Year-end giving is an opportunity for donors to support causes they believe in while enjoying some tax benefits. It becomes a win-win for everyone!
Your gift can make a real difference in the work of A Healthier Hamilton County: Systems of Care. Operations/personnel, rent, overhead costs - the behind the scenes pieces of running a nonprofit aren’t the most alluring, but are necessary. Your gift will support meeting working parent needs regarding choosing care for their families, amplifying youth and young adult voices in their communities, sharing community education to make ours a more trauma-informed culture, suicide prevention, and a resource-sharing platform available to Hamilton and surrounding counties. If any of these strike close to your heart, include which initiative you want to specifically donate to in the Comments section below.
Please consider donating to A Healthier Hamilton County: Systems of Care for your #YearEndGiving.
HHC:SOC provides a platform and convening
location to foster partnerships in Hamilton
County. The Executive Director of Coordination
leads coordinated efforts that impact and
empower our Hamilton County residents. We
facilitate innovative collaborations that fill the
gaps in in our community and work to
strengthen resources for individuals and
families that live, work, and connect in
Hamilton County.
HHC:SOC subscribes to the Definition,
Framework, Core Values, and Guiding Principles
of a System of Care from the Georgetown
University Center for Child and Human
Development. Hamilton County was one of the
collaboratives originally guided through the
Division of Mental Health and Addiction in
System of Care implementation and continues
lessons learned in the SOC work today.
Leading initiatives shift over time based on
community need assessment. All donations go
directly to an HHC:SOC initiative – Early
Childhood, Suicide Prevention, community
education, or Resource sharing. Donate below through the website or mail!
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