Vermont Business Magazine Make-A-Wish Vermont announced Friday that the Hoehl Family Foundation of South Burlington, Vermont, has granted the organization $150,000 to be paid out over the next three years.
This is the third grant the Hoehl Family Foundation has gifted Make-A-Wish Vermont. In 2021, funding provided by the Hoehl Family Foundation played a significant role in Noah Ziefrus of Springfield’s wish to resurface his hometown basketball court. Noah’s wish was for future generations to be able to play basketball in his community many years to come.
“We are thrilled that our grant will help Make-A-Wish Vermont continue to grant wishes to Vermont children who need it most, and applaud Make A Wish Vermont in their work to support kids and their families during such a challenging time.” Said the Hoehl Family Foundation Manager, Laura Latka
This most recent grant of $150,000 made by the Hoehl Family Foundation ensures that Make-A-Wish Vermont can continue to grant wishes like Noah’s to spread hope, strength, and joy to Vermont’s children facing critical illness, their families, and their communities.
ABOUT MAKE-A-WISH VERMONT
Make-A-Wish Vermont creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. A wish is often the turning point in a child’s recovery. Since 1989, Make-A-Wish Vermont has granted over 900 wishes.
ABOUT THE HOEHL FAMILY FOUNDATION
Founded in 1993 by Robert and Cynthia Hoehl, The Hoehl Family Foundation (HFF) supports Vermont through grants to local nonprofits that help Vermont families and communities across many issues and challenges. HFF's mission is to enhance the lives of Vermonters through the support of nonprofits that help meet Vermonters' basic human needs, education, and religious beliefs.
SHELBURNE, VT (4/22/22) – Make-A-Wish Vermont vermont.wish.org
