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HOPE Teams Recognized by the National Military Family Association

Posted on September 1, 2012 | by admin

The National Military Family Association published an article about the work of HOPE teams at Operation Purple camps.  2012 represents the 6th year that HOPE teams have supported the children of deployed parents.  Read article

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HOPE Featured in Pet Partners Magazine
HOPE works with The Salvation Army in Indiana

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    Therapy dogs welcome YES Prep Southwest students, staff back more than a week after school shooting  KHOU.com
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    The Legacy of 9/11 Dogs – American Kennel Club  American Kennel Club
  • Navarre crisis response dog returns from helping those at Surfside condo collapse - WEAR July 6, 2021
    Navarre crisis response dog returns from helping those at Surfside condo collapse  WEAR
  • Surfside condo collapse: Memorial wall still stands as a 'beautiful expression of love and respect' - Palm Beach Post July 5, 2021
    Surfside condo collapse: Memorial wall still stands as a 'beautiful expression of love and respect'  Palm Beach Post
  • How Boulder residents are coping with the King Soopers rampage, three months later - Washington Post June 11, 2021
    How Boulder residents are coping with the King Soopers rampage, three months later  Washington Post

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