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Our Vision
Our goal is to serve as a "hub" in the community connecting people in critcal needs situations with those that have hearts to help by matching their abilities, services, gifts or time with people that have desperate needs right here in our own back yards. We are hoping that you will reguarly review the needs that are posted on this site and on our facebook page. If you see a need that fits your skills, ability or appeals to your heart, please let us know if you can help and we will get you plugged in so you can make a difference and be part of the team.
We have partnered with WSPA channel 7 and the YOUR CAROLINA program to develop the "Hearts for Hope" Network. We will utilize our website (www.heartstep.org) and our facebook group to post needs from the community which have been screened by Heartstep leadership committees. Jack and Kimberly of the YOUR CAROLINA program are encouraging viewers to email in nominations (on the www.heartstep.org website) of people that need help.
The requests can be for anything from groceries, heat, clothing, repairs, special requests and anything in between. As long as it is a valid and critical need and as long as the request involves assisting households with children or elderly and their is no other means of help being provided.
When we all do our part, individually it may seem small, but together we will make a tremendous impact.
Targeted Geographical Areas: Upstate SC, North Eastern GA and Western NC.
Krista Cogdill | Executive Director
Our Executive
Team
Krista Cogdill is the founder and has served as the Executive Director of Heartstep Foundation since 2004. She is the CEO of Knock it Out Boxing Circuit/Spa and Hair Studio. She is also the founder and President of Eastside Christian Academy and former CEO of SolVerus Banc. She has been an entreprenuer for the past seventeen years starting an operating several diversified businesses and utilizes her administrative and leadership skills to coordinate and oversee community projects faciliated through the foundation. Krista has worked directly with the Red Cross, Salvation Army and other community organizations implementing disaster relief.
Tina Price | Project Supervisor
Board Member
Tina has been a project manager with Wells Fargo financial for the past thirteen years. She is passionate about living a life with purpose and has a heart to use her team building and mangement skills to organize opportunities to help the underprivileged in critical need situations.
Teresa Gardner | Project Supervisor
Teresa is the founder and President of the Typhoon Group serving the Upstate since 1999. She has an enthusiastic zest for life and a compassionate heart to serve others. She has a natural ability to effectively execute a plan of acton and uses her skills selflessly towards the goals of the foundation.
All requests are handled via internet ONLY.
The nominations are reviewed weekly by a leadership committee and voted on to select which needs fit the focus of the foundation.
This is where you can NOMINATE SOMEONE you know that is in
desperate need.
Please note you will ONLY be contacted if your nomination is selected for posting and we are ABLE to find someone that will reach out to help.
We cannot guarantee assistance of any kind!
What is the criteria to qualify?
1. The underprivileged household must contain either a child or elderly person.
2. The need must be critical in nature and the assesment should determine that the need is not or cannot be met by another agency or family member.
IMPORTANT: Please keep in mind we are soliciting the resources and abilities of the community. The hardwork, kindness, resources and volunteers of Greenville and surrounding areas are the lifeblood of this foundation.
Therefore, nominations requesting rent, utility bills, payments and other monies may not be met. While we would love to help ALL needs - we are aimed at helping CRITICAL needs. When nominating please list specific resources, needs or services aside from monetary needs that may be of assitance as this will improve the liklihood that we can respond. For example, think of creative ways that people from the community may be able to respond in ways that may not be directly financial. Our foundation has NO government grants or funding, we have no paid staff. All of our affiliates are volunteers and all of the support we provide comes directly from people within our community. We are simply serving as a hub to connect those in need with those who can help.
EXAMPLE NOMINATION:
A 32 year old single mom is unemployed. She is behind on rent and struggling to keep groceries around. In addition, she has an unreliable car with bald tires.
WHAT COULD HEARTSTEP DO TO HELP?
We would post the need on our website and facebook page and ask for people in the community to consider helping with the following:
Hearts for Hope Nomination
Please complete the contact form on the right of this page to nominate someone from the community to be considered for assistance. Provide as much detail regarding the situation as possible as this will greatly improve the chances of having the need posted.
IMPORTANT
In your submission please answer ALL of the following questions:
1. List the name, phone number and address of the person you are nominating.
2. List your relation to this person
3. List the age of the person you are nominating, number of people and ages of all that live in their household.
4. Describe the situation in DETAIL. Tell us if you know, how the person ended up in their situation.
5. Are they currently receiving any assistance?
6. What kind of assitance do you think would help them the most?
7. Why are you making this nomination
8. List your phone number and occupation
CRITICAL NEEDS TO CONSIDER:
Please review the posts below and let us know how you can help. The needs listed below are met by people in the community LIKE YOU contacting us to reach out and make an impact. You may also want to consider encouraging your employer, church group or organization to help on a project together as a mission or team building experience. "To the world you may be one person but to one person you may be the world."
Situation ID# JL011410- Location: Greenville Human Society-
NEED: In need of Liquid Laundry Detergent, Paper Towels, Toliet Paper, Bleach, Newspapers, leashes and collars (new or used) and volunteers to come walk dogs, foster parents to help with young animals that need to gain weight for surgery and animals that need care while they are on meds. Food, meds and carrier are supplied to foster parents. Classes available to become a foster parent or dog walker. Classes are free. Contact the Shelter to help. They are a no kill shelter so please volunteer to get these animals adopted. Classes are free and this is a no kill shelter so please volunteer to help get these animals adopted.
Contact the Greenville Humane Society directly (864) 242-3626.
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Case JG 033109 - Ellen is 9yrs old with spinal muscular atrophy. She getting apower whelchair which she is so excited about but we cannot afford to build the ramp. I stay at home with her,she is ventalator dependent and confined to bed and wheelchair so her dad is the only one working. Unfortunately, we cant afford what she needs to get the chair in and out of the house. If we cant get the chair in the house medicade wont pay for the chair. We tried every avenue but no funding yet. Time is running out and Ellen wants this more than anytahing she is so beautiful and all she wants is to be able to go outside and play with her sister and be able ato go places with her family..please help!!!
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED:
On Saturday, August 8th several volunteers from the community drove to Candler, NC and built Ellen a ramp. The ramp was designed by architect Robert M. Seel. Atlanta Bread company donated lunch for all of the volunteers and Hearstep paid for the lumber and materials needed to build this ramp.
Here is the thank you letter we receieved from Ellens mother...
"Oh my,what a beautiful ramp! After you guys left we just stared at the ramp in awww! I thank all of you guys for your hard work in the heat,doing this on your time and not getting paid for it. I understand its all about giving and I really wish there was some way I could pay you guys back. Ellen wanted to go to the little church up the street sense we moved here.Well Sunday she finally went. Not only once but twice. She also brought home the pastor with her. Let me tell you,that you people have changed our life and now have pointed us in the right directionNot only is she going to have her freedom but she will have the Lord more in her life.This is just a quick note to thank you for all you have done and I will be talking to you again real soon. Please tell Ashley that Ellen and Rachael said Hi and I thank her for her time she spent with them. She is a awesome person." Thank you Jackie and Family.
Case- AF071609 Situation as described by the friend who made the nomination: Disabled 36 year old mother of 3 teens is in hospital and still awaiting disability to be approved. Daughter is working to take care of family. When mom is sent home she has to have a wheelchair ( ins. does not cover) and ramp and a way to transport wheelchair. She also need a chair with arms that she can use in living room and be able to get out of easily. Daughter can't afford driving school to go ahead and get her liscense at 16 years old, but needs it to be able to transport mom and 2 younger brothers and to get back and forth to work without depending on someone else to drive her. Need washer and dryer because they are currently renting one and cannot afford payments of $42/wk. Children are also in desperate need of shoes and back to school clothes. This family is struggling with the mother's declining health and all of the financial stress that comes along with that. The mother has worked even when she physically wasn't able. She battled colon cancer and fought her way through even though she had lost her father to it.
Within the last year and a half she has lost her mother, lost half of her possessions through an abusive relationship, battled cancer, had to stop working due to declining health, was going to be married this june and that was broken off, and so on. We have watched her struggle and know that she has struggled through so much in the past. I would love to see people reach out to her that she doesn't even know and see her experience the love of Christ like never before. She needs the encouragement and the help.
Within ten minutes of sending out the post we have almost every need met.
Three people offer to donate a washer and dryer. We provided her with a stove that was donated. Several people offer to help with clothing for the children including our very own Ms. Greenville county Kristen Rene Smith who also offered to help with finding the electric wheel chair and check into the driving classes with her church. And, Patty has the wood and labor donated to build the ramp which was built Saturday, Aug 1. Local hairdressers in the community donated services to cut and color the mother and childrens hair for school.
Situation ID# JR082609 -
Situation in Nominees own words: For the past few years my wife has been hit with one medical condition after another even before I met her. She was diagnosed with cancer at 24 and had it removed and had several radiation treatments. She spends most of her time at the doctors office. She has every kind of specialist you can think of and we will be losing our family heath insurance soon, but we hope to recieve medicaid. She was taken out of work in December of last year and just like everyone else we are struggling. My checks are very small and my job is cutting hours. Her jeep is in need of four good used tires because the wires are showing on hers, an oil change and tune up. She has no air and only three windows roll down. If someone who knows how to work on cars could volunteer to do the work would be great, we will continue to pray about everything else. My wife has amazing faith!I'm doing this for my wife because she wont do it for herself. Though it all she is always putting her needs last and reaching out to help others. I love this about her, but she needs help too.
Tom Kassab of Kascar has replaced the tires and provided the oil change and tune-up free of charge.
A group of Heartstep Volunteers helped an elderly diabetic amputee move into a new apartment. The situation had become desperate due to her fixed income because she was being forced to pay rent on two homes since she was unable to get her things relocated. A big thank you to the volunteers that gave up their Saturday afternoon to make this happen.
Case - KK033109 - Need: Food Family hungry with nothing to eat. ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: Delivered month of groceries and many hot/cold items donated by Atlanta Bread Company on Woodruff Rd.
Case - DE040109 My mother is 73 years old. She is going to dialysis and has 5 stints in her heart. She was told the bus that comes to get her for dialysis would not run on Saturdays anymore so she has to find a ride to get there. Her van needs a new transmission she cant afford to fix.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: A 2002 Buick LeSabre was donanted by an annonymous person in the community. The car was fully serviced and delivered on June 19, 2009.
Case - PB062209 My friend needs a handicap ramp built on her home as she has osteo-arthritus in her knees and cannot use steps well at this time.She is 50 unemployed and has a sixteen year old daughter that lives with her.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: Ramp built by volunteers from the community - Moodby Behery was the project manager.
Case - AG061209 (Nominated by Neighbor/Friend) There was a bad storm last night (6/11/09) well during that a tree fell in there backyard. While trying to clean up and get the power back a fire started and burnt everything. All they have is whats on their back. Drew is the only child and he has cerebral palsy and this is really upset him. His dog (a mixed lab) died in the fire. He is a huge sports fan and all his jersey's and trophies are gone. I know that it is just stuff but they really lost everything. The mother has health problems and the father has seizures. They did have insurance on the home and they will be staying in a hotel for a while.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: Delivered food from Atlanta Bread Company, donated clothing for father and son, jersey's, gift cards and basic neccessities donated by people in the community. Project manager Jeff Kaplan also found a trained dog to provide the son.
CASE- DJ062109 A widow raising her three grandchildren and here is their story in Pattys (the project manager) words:
Hey guys. I met with this family on FridayJuly 24, 2009. I took an electrician friend of mine with me........terrible situation. The mother of the homes son married a woman 14 years ago she had a 18 month old girl and then they had two of their own children. Both parents abandoned the kids with the grandmother. The children are 16, 13 & 9. Six years later her husband died. The home is a complete mess, including 40 dogs, 10-14 in the house........yes in the house. The children are lovely and seem to be happy. They started this animal rescue and the oldest has created the website to help the animals.The electrician says he can fix the box in the garage. The heating & air has a bad compressor and the unit needs to be replaced. I just found out it is under warranty so we will get that taken care of. The roof is a mess, someone took advantage of her and didn't finish the job.
The clutter, I have two friends that have volunteered to go and spend a day or two with and help her clean up. Oh, the other thing the children will all need is braces. The oldest needs them now. If I can find someone to help her with that the grandmother says she will take her. And one more thing, I plan on getting someone to cut and color her hair, she has let herself go and had moments of crying while I was there.....trying to pick her spirits up a bit.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: Roof, electrical and HVAC repair, took the grandmother to have her hair done. Helped her clean and organize the house and we are still working to help with braces.
Situation ID# SP072409 - Need in Nominees own Words: 52 yr old single woman is in dire need of an electric weelchair. She did have a "loaner" and it opened up a whole new avenue for her independence, however is no longer available. This is her only way to get to the grocery store, pharmacy, etc. Without one she is completely shut-in. She also has high blood pressure, and thyroid problems which means she struggles every month to find assistance to have those meds available. An electric wheelchair would be a huge help. Additionallly, assistance with medication would relieve many worries. She currently receives food stamps and HUD housing.
(Aug, 2009) An electric wheelchair has been donated by a person in the community and is being delivered to this woman in need.
Case- JS062209 Family with three small children lost the trailer they were renting and all of their belongings to a fire.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: The community responded and met most of the needs. The project manager Greg Askew delivered a high chair and new mattress.
Case# LS072709 - Need in Nominees own Words: 68 year old woman living with her 20 yr old grand-daughter and 14 month old great grand-daughter needs a ramp for an electric schooter. She has the electric scooter, but cannot use it. It is currently in her home and she needs a ramp built so she can leave and enter her home. She draws social security and is not able to have one buit. Donating of the wood would help alot. I see how hard it is for her to get around. It took her a long time to get her scooter. Now that she has it she cannot use it. She is also receiving food stamps.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: A person in the community offered to donate a ramp that was previously used by an aunt who has passed away. A church group is currently making contact to disassemble one ramp and move it to this home to meet the need.
We are pleased to announce that August 26th we presented a $5000 check to the Greenville Rape Crisis Center. This was on behalf of the victim and her family of the attack that had inspired last years first Run2Overcome which was hosted and organized by Heartstep foundation. We are pleased to report that the young woman is doing very well and the Run2 Overcome will be held again to benefit our local rape crisis center on October 10, 2009. You can register and find more information at:www.run2overcome.org
Situation ID# DH082209: Son with cerebal palsey needs bath chair. medicade will not provide. son weights 300 pounds and cannot walk. has to take shower on knees. bath chair broke. also, lift on van is broke. in desperate need of help. they live on son's ssi check of $674.00 per month. plus they receive $240.00 in food stamps. my sister told me about she heard it on the radio and wondered if they would help her. please help. they desperately need assistance. She is a widow with a disabled son and she has no means of support.
Assistance Provided: Bath Chair was donated and delivered by a giving heart from our community.
Situation ID#BM082109: A co-worker has nominated her freind who is a 58 year old single grandmother caring for her daughter and four grandchildren. Here is what she had to say, "She is just making ends meet. Her daughter is unemployed and a single mom with two children. And, two more of her grandchildren just moved in with her and she is trying to get custody of them. She needs clothes for the grandchildren really bad. Especially the two boys that just moved in with her. I see the stress she is going through and she continues to have Faith in God.
Assistance Provided: Several people in the community responded through facebook and dropped off the exact sizes needed to provide clothing for each child. One little girl even donated her build a bear and wanted the little girl receiving it to know that Jesus loves her.
Situation ID# KD091709 Battered single mom of two small children 7 and 3 is fleeing abusive marriage and to protect herself and children. She is 27 years old with two small children. She left her husband and got an apartment and left with just the clothes on her back. He has threatened her multiple times and has beaten her severely on many occasions. The last time he pushed her through a glass window. She needs all things for her apartment. She has endured over 10 years of abuse from this man and is determined to follow Christ and make a life for her kids other than abuse. She is determined to not only make herself healthy again, but to not let her kids witness such behavior in hoping to brighten their future. This man is very dangerous and she has to stay in the apartment where he doesn't know where she lives. He is not allowed to see the kids right now per the judge, so she never gets a break and really needs items to make life a little easier.
Assistance Provided: Walmart Gift card, $100 cash, Grocery Gift Card. We were able to provide her with a lot of groceries, TV, clothing for the children, some toys, a futon, pictures, entertainment center, blankets and household items
We received an email from a Your Carolina viewer who wrote in and said, I have been out of work since last July just after we got married. Anyway, I need to get some dental work
as soon as I can. I have been in pain for a few weeks. I went to two dentist and they said the same thing, that I need a root canal done but since I don't have insurance they can't do anything. I tried to see if I could get medicaid through Spartanburg county and I found out that I would have to be over 65 or have children under 18 years old living with me or be disabled in some way. Of course, I don't have any of those. And that is why I am emailing you and hoping that you might be able to direct me to someone that might be able to help me (us). Just to let you know that we are still looking for work with Benefits of course. I want to thank you so much for taking time to read my email and if you can't help.A big heartfelt thank-you to a local dentist Ashley Cretella of Palmetto Family Dentistry in Anderson. December 2, Dr. Cretella performed a root canal and gave her a permanent filling at no charge.
One life at a time people helping people!
CASE TP041009 - Need: Family with five children, parents layed off and hours cut, no hot water for baths due to inability to pay bills, behind on mortgage payments and property taxes.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: Utlility bill paid to restore water, paid one mortgage payment and property tax bill.
Case SW041709 - Need: Nominated by her sister to receive a gown for her high school prom. She would be the only one to graduate high school from the family. Father was layed off, mother hours cut, she had good grades and her sister wanted to see her go to the prom. ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: A prom dress and shoes were donated by Kenzie's Closet and Tina's day Spa donated services to do her hair and makeup.
Case MW041709 - Need: Elderly woman nominated by her healthcare provider. Walker stolen, needs a wheelchair, telephone and upon delivery we discovered she did not have food and had to wait one month until her food stamps were activated. ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: We provided a wheelchair, walker, portable phone and food for the month.
Case AB042409 - Need: Food, only one hamburger pattie in home. Elderly woman unemeployed and unable to find work. Turned in tag becasue she could not afford gas and insurance, phone about to be disconnected, grass tall becasue could not afford mower or lawn service.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: We provided groceries for the month until food stamps began, a new lawn mower was donated by The Clock in Greer, we paid for six months of car insurance and the phone bill. She is now selling items at the flea market to earn money and get on her feet.
Case MH050109 - Need: Money for graduation gown or will not be able to graduate with class. Mother in prison and estranged relationship with father.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: We sent a check to Jostens and she did get to walk across the stage to get her diploma.
Case AM080609 - The family van with over 200k miles is no longer running for a family with eight children most of them home schooled and parents working but on a very limited income, just making ends meet.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: Today, an anonymous member of the community donated an SUV with only 39,000 miles and it was given to this family with no strings attached. God is faithful and He is Good!
CASE - 060109 - SINGLE MOM w/CANCER- NO INSURANCE Need: The project manager we assigned to this situation has helped her get in touch with the Cancer Society who will provide some of the medications and supplies that are needed during treatment. She is a working mother caring for her 17 year old daughter and her infant grandchild, but with a new round of radiation coming up soon she may be too ill to work for several weeks. She is concerned about paying her rent ($560/month)and electric utility bill. She is currently going through her second round of cancer. She works about 32 hours a week making $7.00 an hour. She has had to take added time off of wor due to her medical condition. She has difficulty battling pain as a reslut of the lymph nodes that are pushing against her nerves. She is facing an intense radiation session on June 30, and we will find out if surgery will be an option following the results of that therapy.
We were able to provide her with dinner for three nights last week. We also got her a gift card for the grocery store. Her grand son did not have any clothes that fit him, so we were able to get him three outfits, and a box of diapers.
She does not have insurance, and the immediate need for medication left her without any money to be able to pay June's rent. July is quickly approaching and she is afraid that on top of all of her other worries, she will be handed an eviction notice if her rent is not caught up. Heartstep paid her current rent and caught her up on the rent monies she was behind.
The Heartstep project manager, Tina Hamilton partnered her up with the Cancer Society, and she will be receiving $100 a month in assistance with medication until medicaid accepts her. We are pretty certain that she will be eligible, it is just a long process, and she is responsible for her own medication until medicaid begins its course. Heartstep has paid one months rent for her so she would not need to be concerned with a place to stay once she returned from a pending surgery.
CASE- ER060109 Need expressed in nominees own words: We heard about you on the radio and wondered if we would qualify for help with our situation. I am currently unemployed. I have been through 10 eye surgeries on both eyes because of an Eye blinding disease called " Macular Edema" I am a graphic artist Illustrator trying to work freelance from my home. You can see how the vision impairment has made my situation desperate. The door was opened by the commission of the Blind to get me these treatments by Laser and injections, if not I would have been totally blind by now. I am slowly recovering. Where I need immediate help is that I have been by God's grace looking for work to support my wife and two small children, Our family van's transmission tore up the bill can be anywhere from $1800 to $2000 At the same time our other vehicle needs about $800 in repair. I was trying to sell it before it tore up as well. The AC in the Van is broken, the AC system in our home broke down $4,500. As well as front door in our home has broken in 3 places. The list goes on. If things were different with my eyes it would be a matter of time w/ a good job that these problems would resolve eventually. But I don't know what to do with out help for these repairs.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED: One of our volunteers Mark Baily met with the family and he fixed one of the leaks he has in his master bath. He also went over with a seal to fix the toilet. He found someone from his church to help with the kitchen drain problem. Also, he may have a friend who can help with the van we are still working to get a donated vehicle or repair services.
Situation ID# KC102009 - We received an e-mail from someone we know of in the community that has served many years in ministry and is currently in a difficult position after having unexpected health issues and heart surgery. The family is currently facing foreclosure due to being uninsured and facing so many medical bills. The father is unable to obtain full-time employment based on the economy and his current health risks. All they were asking for was food to feed the family. "I honestly do not have food in my house to feed my kids. I have $85 to last me another week and a half until I get my check from my part time job. Is there anyway HeartStep can help provide groceries for us?"
Assistance Provided: The response from the community has been beautiful. We were able to provide this family with $500 in cash donations that were specified for their benefit. We also delivered plenty of groceries and Atlanta Bread Company on Woodruff Road put together several days worth of soups and sandwiches for them. I just received the sweetest thank-you in an e-mail from the father that I will share with you. The extra check you sent was very timely. It kept the bank from repossessing our car. It's amazing how a little bit of money can have such an impact on corporate America. Please tell everyone that we are very thankful for the help. The kids were like "wow." Anytime they can get Atlanta Bread Company they think it's the bomb. Plus all the other stuff will help tremendously. Being in this situation is very humbling but with the support of friends like this in the community and realizing that God is in control is very comforting.
"Several months back we had posted a need for a single mom who had been a victim of domestic violence. She had left her home with her small children and had nothing but what they were wearing. Many of you responded and we were able to deliver furniture, clothing and food to help her get started.
One very special lady by the name of Amy Watson contacted me during that time and shared that her son had past away in 2006 and ever since she started helping a family each year in honor of her son. She sets up a Christmas tree which is called Jefferys tree.
She was contacting me because this year she wanted the family to be the young lady with her two children, we had posted.
She has just written me the letter you will find below: (the K represents the young ladies name which we are keeping anonymous)
You were able to put me in touch with K and we have put together a wonderful Christmas for her and her children. Our drop-in for gift collection was this past weekend and it was a huge success! Thank you so much for helping with this connection. We are so blessed to know K and to be a part of her Christmas. We will be delivering her gifts this weekend. I've attached a photo of Jeffrey's special tree and all of their gifts. This is a blessing all the way around and truly honors the memory of my son and his giving spirit. I'm so very proud" ~
Amy Watson
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Heartstep Foundation
2430 east North Street
Greenville, SC 29615
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