Emily's Hope is a legacy charity in the name of a prolific painter whose life was cut short. We are raising awareness of the overdose epidemic, stopping the stigma of addiction, and helping to offset the cost of treatment. With your help, we can offer hope and recovery to more people struggling with addiction. Our K-12 Emily's Hope Prevention Curriculum is teaching children the impact of substances on their brains and how to make healthy choices.
How Emily’s Hope Started:
Emily's family was devastated that they couldn't get her help in time. In the face of her grief, Angela Kennecke vowed that she would do anything she could, in Emily’s name, to prevent other families from going through an overdose loss. A new treatment center was being built in their community. Angela inquired about starting a fund to help offset the cost of treatment for substance use disorder. After the fund was established, Angela went public with Emily’s story, and Emily’s Hope was born. People throughout the country have rallied behind our mission and have been essential to its growth. A tribute to Emily and her art is now a reminder for everyone who enters the Avera Addiction Care Center that Emily lives on through the efforts of Emily’s Hope.
Company Details
- Employees
- 15
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 221 S Phillips Ave,
- Industry
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Website
- https://emilyshope.charity/
- Keywords
- Substance Use Disorder, Prevention Education, Support, Raising Awareness, Podcast, Treatment, Recovery.
- HQ
- Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Emily's Hope Questions
Emily'S Hope's website is https://emilyshope.charity/
Emily'S Hope's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/emilyshope
Emily'S Hope has
15 employees.
View email and phone details for 15
employees at Emily'S Hope.
Emily'S Hope's industry is
Non-profit Organizations
Emily'S Hope's top competitors are
Selby Jennings,
Michael Glynn Memorial Coalition,
Live Inspired 365,
Substance Abuse And Mental Health Services Administration (Samhsa),
Three Rivers Park District,
Laurie's Scholars,
Empire Mental Health Support,
Minnesota Freedom Fund Inc.,
Mental Health America,
Embe.
Emily'S Hope's categories are Non-profit Organizations
Emily'S Hope's founding year is 2019
