Your Real Champion®: “Habitat for Humanity”
Since it began in 1973, Habitat for Humanity has built or restored houses in all 50 states and more than 70 countries, helping more than 46 million people “achieve strength, stability and […]
Your Real Champion® – “Homers for Hope“
John Durso loves baseball and continues to play in men’s leagues at the age of 44. He played short stop at Central High with his friend Rip Roscioli guarding second base. When Rip died suddenly at age 30, John and his friends created Homers for Hope in Rip’s honor, combining their love of baseball and devotion to friends with the hope they bring to families in need. Their efforts have raised over $400,000 for more than 40 families. Now that’s a home run!
Learn more at www.homersforhope.org
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