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The Rosemary A. Hockney Memorial Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization. Established in 2004, in memory of Rosemary Hockney who lost her battle with colorectal cancer. The foundation provides assistance to children of families whose lives have been affected by cancer. All of our resources come from people like you: business leaders, community groups and concerned citizens who are committed to changing the impact that cancer has on children and those who love and care for them. There are a variety of ways in which you can support the Rosemary A. Hockney Memorial Foundation; by making a donation, purchasing our merchandise, or participating in one of our charity events. |
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| KEEPING KIDS CONNECTED |
Through the Rosemary Hockney Foundation’s Keeping Kids Connected program, certified grade school teacher Christie Swickard volunteers two evenings a week to work with eighth grader Collin Trask. Collin was diagnosed with a brain tumor at the beginning of his seventh grade school year which left him unable to attend school that year. He is now in remission and is trying to attend school and keep up with his eighth grade studies. Working in conjunction with Collin’s middle school teachers, Christie is able to assist him in completing assignments at home in language arts, science and history when he is unable to attend school. The goal is to help Collin successfully complete his eighth grade year despite frequent absences so that he will be academically prepared to enter his freshman year of high school.
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THANK YOU Christie for your amazing dedication to this program. |
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| 2008 Annual Report Available |
The Rosemary A. Hockney Memorial Foundation is a good steward of its finances. Annually we conduct an independent review of our records. This is a report that illustrates our 2008 financial and annual review. |
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