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Hope Hall’s December 2018 Newsletter is Here!

Our December Newsletter is now ready to view and read at your leisure!

Hope Hall’s December Newsletter is full of exciting student accomplishments.

  • Read about our Fire Escape Plan Contest Winner, hosted by the Gates-Chili Fire Department
  • There’s a fun article about our first ever Robotics team and their recent competition at Palmyra-Macedon High School
  • See who our December Student of the Month is,

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  • Get ready to call and reserve your seat for our annual Holiday Concert on Thursday, December 20th. Seats do fill quickly!

 

To read our December 2018 Newsletter, please click here.

 

To join our e-newsletter or postal newsletter mailing list, please contact Mrs. Molly Burley at: (585) 426-5824 Ext. 205 or Molly.Burley@hopehall.org.

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Hope Hall’s Gala a Big Success!

The Annual Toast for Hope Gala, celebrating the 60’s, was held on Saturday, October 13, 2018 at Monroe Golf Club, and netted just over $220,000.00 for our school. Mrs. Maureen McGuire, News 8 Anchor at 5,6, and 11 was our emcee and Mr. Chris D’Orso, Associate Director of Admissions at the College at Brockport was our auctioneer. Maureen and Chris took our students right into their hearts and provided our guests with great energy and laughs. Mr. Robert August was our honored guest of the night. Save the Date for next year’s special 25th Anniversary Gala! Saturday, October 12, 2019 at Oak Hill Country Club.

A special small group of friends collectively raised $70,000.00 which was a “Call from the Heart” match challenge for scholarships. This group consisted of:

Cooper/Haims Advisors, LLC                                                 The Mark and Marcia Siewert Family Fund

Dick and Carol Crossed                                                             The Rochester Automobile Dealers’ Association

Cathy D’Amico                                                                            Jeffrey and Kelly Waterstredt

Larry and Nancy Peckham                                                       Scott and Melissa Waterstredt

Elizabeth Sperandio and Richard Arsenault                        An Anonymous donor

The Cornell/Weinstein Family Foundation

Their generous match challenge was exceeded by Gala attendees who responded to the “Call from the Heart” with an amazing $102,000.00.

Hope Hall would also like to thank all the generous Gala Sponsors this year!

We Shall Overcome Sponsorship

Give Peace a Chance Sponsorship

Aquarius Sponsorship

Anonymous Hope Hall Board of Trustee

Bob and Donna Montgomery

/Mr. Colin Bruckel

I Can’t Get No Satisfaction Sponsorship

 

R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Sponorship

 

 

Wine Sponsor

 

Dessert Sponsor

Photography Provided by:

Music Provided by:

 

Flower Arrangements Provided by:

September, October, and November 2018 Newsletters

Our September, October, and November 2018 Hope Hall Newsletters are now available online here to view at your leisure!

To read the September Newsletter, click here.

To read the October Newsletter, click here.

To read the November Newsletter, click here.

 

To join our e-newsletter or postal newsletter mailing list, please contact Mrs. Molly Burley at: (585) 426-5824 Ext. 205 or Molly.Burley@hopehall.org.

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Hope Hall Student Body Honored at National Philanthropy Day

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On Friday, November 2, 2018 the Genesee Valley Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals honored the Hope Hall student body as “Outstanding Young People in Philanthropy – Group.” This award honored our students for their acts of sacrifice for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Watch the video for more information. Congratulations Hope Hall students!

 

Cheyenne Miller Channel 10 News

Cheyenne Miller, Hope Hall Student, Highlighted on WHEC Channel 10 News

11th grade Hope Hall student, Cheyenne Miller, was featured on WHEC Channel 10 News for her “Do The Right Thing Award” received on June 7, 2018. Cheyenne’s outstanding citizenship and acts of kindness were honored by the Monroe County and Rochester Police Department through this award. Her bus driver of 3 years, Ms. Sara Gillard, nominated Cheyenne for this special award because she acts as a role model to her peers. Cheyenne commends her peers when they act in a respectful, professional manner and will politely address bullying and unprofessional behavior with her classmates one-on-one.

Cheyenne takes a firm stand against bullying and demonstrates daily acts of kindness towards others. Despite her personal struggles at home and in school, Cheyenne has transformed into an exemplary student and model citizen. In her free time, Cheyenne enjoys drawing, painting, listening to music, and going on adventures with friends. We are very proud to have Cheyenne as a student and soon-to-be alumna in June 2019.

See the video feature of Cheyenne on WHEC Channel 10 News here.

Birk Family Foundation

Birk Family Foundation Supports Hope Hall School’s Violet Fund with a Gift of $25K

Hope Hall would like to extend our deepest gratitude to our long-time supporters, the Birk Family Foundation for their gift of $25,000 for our Tuition Scholarship (Violet) Fund! Their generous gift will be used as a matching gift for our Violet Fund Appeal to be launched in late June/early July. We cannot thank the Foundation enough for helping our students, over 85% of whom, rely on tuition scholarship funds to attend Hope Hall each year.
Pictured are Mrs. Mary (Birk) Colas, President of the Birk Family Foundation, Mrs. Kathy Birk, Sister Kathy Weider, S.S.J., and Sister Diana Dolce, S.S.J.
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11th Grade Hope Hall Student, Cheyenne Miller, Recognized by Monroe County & RPD for Outstanding Citizenship

On Thursday, June 7, 2018, 11th grade Hope Hall Student, Cheyenne Miller was recognized for her outstanding citizenship and acts of kindness by the Monroe County and Rochester Police Department. Ms. Miller received a “Do The Right Thing Award” thanks to her bus driver of 3 years, Ms. Sara Gillard. Gillard nominated Ms. Miller because Cheyenne acts as a role model to her peers – she commends her peers when they act in a respectful, professional manner and will politely address bullying and unprofessional behavior with her classmates one-on-one. Cheyenne takes a firm stand against bullying and demonstrates daily acts of kindness towards others. Despite her personal struggles at home and in school, Cheyenne has transformed into an exemplary student and model citizen. We are very proud to have Cheyenne as a student and soon-to-be alumna in June 2019. Stay tuned to see Cheyenne accept her award on WHEC – Channel 10 News tonight.

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