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National House of Hope
Teenage Girl

In the Susquehanna Valley
there are teens suffering from drugs, alcohol,
depression, rebellion as well as sexual, mental, physical and emotional abuse.

The House of Hope provides shelter from the destructive forces that prey on teens in the streets, in their schools and sometimes even in their homes, through both a residential and non-residential program that helps both teens and their families. The goal of this program is healing hurting teens and restoring relationship between teen and parents.

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Dance Marathon raises over $13,700 !

Karen Gronsky School of Dance hosted the second annual Dance Marathon to benefit Susquehanna Valley House of Hope.  “Dance to Make a Difference” was held on Friday, March 7th through Saturday, March 8th and raised over $13,700.Active Image

Pictured at right are the top five fund raisers for the event.  From left to right: Front row: Madison Fazio and Maggie Temmel. Back Row: Melissa Patterson, Caila Flanaghan and Miranda Rose.

 A special thanks to all 115 dancers, 30 volunteers, teachers, assistants and all of the many sponsors--those who sponsored the dancers as well as those who directly sponsored the dance marathon.  We are very thankful to Karen Gronsky and the Gronsky family for all the time and hard work they invest in the House of Hope.
 
Congratulation Shelley Fought !
We are excited to announce the graduation of Shelley Fought  on Thursday March 13, 2008 Shelley has completed all the necessary requirements in order to receive her certificate of completion from House of Hope progam.  She has also completed the necessary requirements to graduate Hope Academy.  The ceremonies were held at the House of Hope and over forty family members, staff and friends wer present to help share in this special event.
 
Educational Improvement Tax Credit - EITC

If you do business in PA and pay any of the following taxes,

  1. Corporate Net Income Tax,
  2. Capital Stock Franchise Tax,
  3. Bank & Trust Company Shares Tax,
  4. Title Insurance Companies Shares Tax,
  5. Insurance Premiums Tax,
  6. Mutual Thrift Institutions Tax.

We have a golden opportunity for you to direct how your taxes are spent!

The EITC has accomplished what many in Pennsylvania have been advocating for years: to get the business community more involved in education. The EITC enables companies to support local non-profit educational organizations instead of sending their tax dollars to Harrisburg.  The business community has overwhelmingly responded to this challenge and 1,900 companies have pledged in excess of $90 million dollars to EITC programs.

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