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Those in Need

Addiction is a family disease that stresses the family to the breaking point. It impacts the stability of the home, the family's unity, mental health, physical health, finances and overall family dynamics.

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Our Core Initiatives

Anyone who has a loved one who has struggled with addition knows the pain and anguish of watching that loved one in the grips of that disease.  Wings for Hope, Inc. strives to assist those suffering from addiction and their families in their recovery journey.  Wings for Hope, Inc. will also assist other organizations that have a goal of assisting those suffering from addiction and their families.

Activities & Events

Wings for Hope, Inc. is engaged in a number of initiatives and activities including donations of clothing and personal items, speaking at rehab facilities and half-way houses, and providing scholarships to students graduating from Community College of Philadelphia.  Click here to read more.

Other Ways to Help

You can assist Wings for Hope, Inc. and others in a variety of ways.  Click here for more information.

Funding Application

to be completed by referring professional

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Donations

Your generous support will allow Wings for Hope, Inc. to financially assist those in need.  Click here to read more about the efforts your donations will support.

Employee Education

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Providing a Helping Hand along the Recovery Journey

Building a better future through compassion

This nonprofit charity was created by the family of Robert Spiewak who died on December 28, 2012 at the young age of 24. 

Rob was very independent, adventurous, competitive, smart and witty, a dare devil and he could be very hard-headed.  He was kind to people, especially young children.  He loved his music, Philly sports teams and being at the beach.  Like so many children, as he entered his teenage years, Rob tried drugs and alcohol. And like far too many, this led to addiction. For over four years, Rob battled this disease and its cycle of shame, hope and frustration.   During that same time, hls family endured the same cycle.

Rob died as a result of a drug overdose; the end of a four and a half year struggle with drug addiction. 

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Employee Education

Business Plan

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