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Daniele March 18, 2021 134Views 0Likes

There are many ways for you to fundraise on behalf of Signs of Hope:

Facebook or Instagram Fundraiser – Signs of Hope is set-up on Facebook as an organization. You can post a fundraiser and encourage your friends on social media to contribute in supporting your passion for the work of Signs of Hope.
Host a bake sale, cocktail party, cookie exchange, or other event with friends and neighbors (safely and within COVID restrictions, of course!) and donate proceeds to Signs of Hope.
Commit to running, swimming, walking, bowling, or similar event and have friends and family commit to a donation per mile, pin, lap, etc. with the proceeds going to Signs of Hope.

For more information on hosting a fundraiser please email development@rcclv.org.

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