Phoenix Hope Project is a group of collective individuals dedicated to innovating the world. Our community outreach includes education, health services, animal welfare, assisting the elderly, community involvement, supporting the arts, global issues and improving lives of veterans.
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Animal Welfare
Our mission is to protect and advocate for animals in need, to build a human community that promotes compassion and seek to strengthen the human-animal bond.
“Where Little Things Matter”
Our mission is to provide non medical support to babies in NICU.
Our mission is dedicated to preserving and expanding rich and diverse cultural resources.
Our mission is bring the perfect toy to a child in need. Toys are essential to a child’s emotional and mental development, and building self-esteem.
Leadership
Our mission is to empower girls to lead the future.
DonatIONS
Your donation allows us to connect people and create partnerships around the world. We run projects with our partners, seeking the most constructive solutions. If you would like to donate clothing, technology, etc. reach out to us to make it happen.
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ALTRUISTIC ENDEAVORS
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Global - 2022
2022 - Education
CALLING ALL TEACHERS! We are thrilled to announce our Teacher Wishlist Sweepstakes Giveaway 2022! In appreciation of our educators, we are hosting a Gift Card giveaway to go towards your Wishlist. If you have a favorite teacher, or know one, enter them in our sweepstakes. Thank you to everyone who participates and good luck!
Submissions to be forwarded by 8/15/22.
2022 - Community
Ralph's Ices Of Stony Brook
Back in 1928, Ralph Silvestro started selling italian ices from his truck. In 1949, he opened his first store. Ralph’s ices expanded into Long Island in 1985. Owner Flora Vario, gives back to the community by donating to various events and hosting school fundraisers.
2021 - NICU project
Santa has asked me to join him on his visit to see the children this year.
We are busy getting ready and can’t wait to see all of you.
2021 - NICU project
NICU Nurses continue a sweet tradition for Halloween. All NICU babies received handmade costumes. What a creative way to bring smiles to parents, babies & staff.
Arts Initiative
As the global health crisis has made it impossible to continue our lives as planned, community children who have had their passion for dance disrupted have received “star” organizers.
Dance for Joy is ballet oriented dance school with emphasis on building self-esteem and enjoyment of dance. Their BippityBop program for 3 to 6 year old is a ballet based creative movement program that makes students feel like ballerinas or ballerinos while exploring world of dance. The focus of their yearly recitals is a story ballet where lead roles are all played by graduating high school seniors. It’s wonderful to watch younger girls dreaming of part they will get when they’re a senior and star of ballet. This year production of “Alice in Wonderland” has been postponed.
2021 - NICU
Guardian Angel project
Heavenly Angels to Earthly Angels continue to watch over, protect and guide us.
Operation Monarch
Symbolizes endurance, change, hope and life as we move forward from this global Covid 19 pandemic.
Covid 19 Pandemic
2020 - Community
Butterfly Boutique project
Our goal is to provide domestic violence survivors resources to rebuild their life in aftermath of abuse.
2020 - Education/Arts Initiative
“Big Sister” angels have partnered with Little Sister and Little Mr. to create a very special gift.
2019 - Community
“WHO ARE WE AS HUMAN BEINGS IF WE IGNORE THE SUFFERING OF OTHERS”
Homeless People Are Humans project in collaboration with St. John’s University
A special thank you to St. John’s University students who have collaborated with NYEOB for delivery of hats, socks and toiletries to homeless. St. John’s University established Midnight Run in 1984 to provide basic necessities to those living on streets of New York City. A typical Midnight Run starts at 8 p.m. when students meet to prepare sandwiches. Then they hit streets driving into Manhattan and stopping at number of locations provided to them by Midnight Run organization. At each stop students meet and interact with homeless individuals resulting in the program’s most inspirational moments.
2019 - Animal Welfare
Belle’s Blanket project
The initiative is to strengthen the bond between us and all animals and pets, to save animals lives through adoption and education, and at the same time to help make our communities more animal friendly.
The ASPCA estimates that approximately 6.5 million companion animals enter U.S. shelters each year. There are many health benefits to owning a pet. Playing with pets can decrease blood pressure, cholesterol levels, depression, and other serious conditions. The animal-human bond is a strong one, sealed with loyalty and love. Knowing that you’ve given a rescued dog or cat – and the others who follow in the shelter – a second chance, makes the experience tremendously rewarding. Let’s be the heroes for the companion animals who reciprocally do the same for us.
2019 - Education
BALI project
Our mission is to assist young underprivileged girls with empowerment to advance opportunity for all.
2018 - Holiday Toy Drive
We continue a long held tradition of providing Christmas toys to children of all ages.
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