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Show Hope Reaches Milestone of Helping Over 10,000 Children Find Families
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What Happened?
Steven Curtis Chapman and his wife, Mary Beth, celebrate their charity Show Hope, which has helped over 10,000 children find families since its inception in 2003. A benefit concert at the Grand Ole Opry will support this cause.
Key points
- Show Hope was founded in 2003 with the goal of helping 100 children.
- The organization has now assisted over 10,000 children across 65 countries.
- A benefit concert at the Grand Ole Opry will feature artists like Carrie Underwood.
- Five dollars from each concert ticket will support Show Hope's grant programs.
- Chapman expressed gratitude to donors for their support over the years.
Key insights
- The partnership with the Grand Ole Opry enhances national awareness of adoption issues.
- Show Hope's expansion into medical care grants reflects a broader commitment to child welfare.
- The upcoming song release by Chapman may further raise awareness and funds for the charity.
Why it matters
This milestone highlights the significant impact of Show Hope in facilitating adoptions and supporting families.
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Steven Curtis Chapman· PersonMary Beth Chapman· PersonShow Hope· OrganizationGrand Ole Opry· OrganizationCarrie Underwood· PersonJubileeCast· OrganizationGospel Music Association· Organization
Source
Times of India
