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Raising Harts Receives an Exciting $250,000 State Grant!
We are thrilled to announce that Raising Harts has been awarded a significant state grant totaling $250,000! This funding will play a crucial role in enhancing our programs and expanding our reach, allowing us to continue supporting our community with even greater impact.
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Raising Harts provides a safe space for people of all abilities
A Massachusetts organization built a safe space for families of neurodivergent children.
Raising Harts First Annual “Harts for Autism” Gala
Raising Harts will host its 1st Annual "Harts for Autism" Gala at the Black Rock Country Club in Hingham.
The Non Profit World Podcast: Raising Harts
Candice Hartford and Kaitlyn Litchfield of Raising Harts join the podcast to about the story behind Raising Harts, the community they have created and what it's like to be a parent of a child with Autism.
'Keeping the kids together': Nonprofit holds Halloween party for children with Autism
Non-profit holds Halloween party for kids with Autism
Q&A with Candice Hartford from Macaroni Kids South Shore
A Q&A with Candice Hartford: Founder of Raising Harts
Supporting and empowering families of neurodiverse children
Raising Harts, a non-profit started by Cohasset mother Candice Hartford, focuses on connecting neurodiverse children and their parents and siblings with other families who share similar challenges in order to provide support and encouragement to one another, to share resources, and to enjoy a variety of activities within a safe, judgment-free environment.
Cohasset mom, Candice Hartford, starts non-profit for families with neurodiverse children.
It all begins Hartford's desire to have safe, inclusive activities for the children and a community for parents with similar experiences led her to launch Raising Harts, a nonprofit that works to connect and empower families with neurodiverse children, in March. an idea.