“There are no guarantees in life, except that everyone faces struggles. This is how we learn (and grow). Some face struggles from the moment they are born. They are the most special of all people, requiring the most care and compassion and reminding us that love is the sole purpose of life.”– Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
These are our Hidden Angels – teaching all of us life’s most valuable lessons.
Donations
We are dependent on the generosity of others to deploy our multi sensory environments. We have been successful in attracting a growing number of corporate and individual donors in both of the Canadian and US foundations.
However the request for facilities continues to exceed the donations received.
How can you help? We have three easy ways you can Help!
1. Direct Donations:
or send in our
Donation Form
2. Participate in The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation’s fun and and exciting fundraising events.
3. Help The Hidden Angel Foundation build a room – the following charitable organizations are in need of a Multi Sensory Environment to enrich the lives of people with disabilities – you can become an intricate part of anyone of these rooms by purchasing a piece of equipment for the room.
If you are interested in donating a complete room for a charitable organization in your community or interested in having a room donated for your facility contact Sandra Fornes at sfornes@cdhaf.org.
Thank you on behalf of the Foundation and all the Hidden Angels,
Sandra Fornes
Executive Director
“Each time a person stands up for an idea, or acts to improve the lot of others, they send forth a tiny ripple of hope … These ripples build a current which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance.” – Robert F. Kennedy
Hidden Angel Foundation, Inc established in 2004 and incorporated in August 2005 in the USA is a not-for-profit public charity organization, 501(c)3 corporation, that creates and supports innovative programs that directly enriches the lives, health, and social well-being of individuals with cognitive, emotional, and physical impairments multi-sensory environments demonstrating new approaches to advance education, therapy, recreation and inclusion of special needs populations.
