Sheltering Our Indigenous Women
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Hailey Norton, my niece was only 19 years old when her life was taken unexpectedly. She was the most generous young woman who helped those in need with what little she had for herself. She was selfless, caring, beautiful, and heart full of kindness. She did not let anyone go hungry, or go without pr... Read More
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Hailey Norton, my niece was only 19 years old when her life was taken unexpectedly. She was the most generous young woman who helped those in need with what little she had for herself. She was selfless, caring, beautiful, and heart full of kindness. She did not let anyone go hungry, or go without protection from the cold.
The name says it all, Helping Hands- Hailey's Way. This shelter is in honor of all Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and is dedicated to Hailey Norton.
We want to prevent and shelter Indigenous Women. Statistics show that 4 out of every 5 Indigenous women go missing. We are not statistics, and we want to protect our future generations.
Without Indigenous women and girls, we have no future generations.
The funds requested will shelter women and girls that have no place to go, that have been left behind, or who have been ridiculed and shamed. These women feel they are not able to go home and feel unwanted, the shelter is for them.
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Find this nonprofit on: www.helpinghandshaileysway.com
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Sheltering Our Indigenous Women
Valerie Adair, on behalf of
Helping Hands hailey's Way
Valerie Adair
Valerie has a big heart and a special place for those in need of help. Her niece was a victim of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. This hit Valerie in the heart. Her her niece was always helping others with little she had. Valerie wants to continue this through providing shelter for Indigenous Women. Valerie has five children of her own and she cherishes every moment with each one. Her oldest daughter was at one point homeless and an addict. This too has also pushed Valerie to do what she can to help women in need that have no home.
Sheltering Our Indigenous Women
$0 of $100,000
Sheltering Our Indigenous Women
Valerie Adair, on behalf of
Helping Hands hailey's Way
Valerie Adair
Valerie has a big heart and a special place for those in need of help. Her niece was a victim of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. This hit Valerie in the heart. Her her niece was always helping others with little she had. Valerie wants to continue this through providing shelter for Indigenous Women. Valerie has five children of her own and she cherishes every moment with each one. Her oldest daughter was at one point homeless and an addict. This too has also pushed Valerie to do what she can to help women in need that have no home.
Hailey Norton, my niece was only 19 years old when her life was taken unexpectedly. She was the most generous young woman who helped those in need with what little she had for herself. She was selfless, caring, beautiful, and heart full of kindness. She did not let anyone go hungry, or go without pr... Read More
Campaign URL:
Hailey Norton, my niece was only 19 years old when her life was taken unexpectedly. She was the most generous young woman who helped those in need with what little she had for herself. She was selfless, caring, beautiful, and heart full of kindness. She did not let anyone go hungry, or go without protection from the cold.
The name says it all, Helping Hands- Hailey's Way. This shelter is in honor of all Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and is dedicated to Hailey Norton.
We want to prevent and shelter Indigenous Women. Statistics show that 4 out of every 5 Indigenous women go missing. We are not statistics, and we want to protect our future generations.
Without Indigenous women and girls, we have no future generations.
The funds requested will shelter women and girls that have no place to go, that have been left behind, or who have been ridiculed and shamed. These women feel they are not able to go home and feel unwanted, the shelter is for them.
No update found.
