Denise’s 40th Birthday Fundraiser for HPP

Dear Friends and Family,

As many of you know, I’m turning the big 4-0 this year. I wanted to do something different this year and I’m hoping you all will join me.

I have 3 beautiful healthy children who have blessed my life more than they’ll ever know. Along with these 3 blessings came 9 months each of struggles - morning sickness, gestational diabetes, edema, PPD and many other symptoms associated with pregnancy. Fortunately, I had the proper medical team to  support each pregnancy, the resources to comfort every ache and pain and satisfy each and every craving.

I’ve been employed at San Francisco General Hospital for 12 years and a few blocks down is the Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP.) On my way home, I pass this clinic who supports pregnant women and their families and the line is out the door. This scene is nothing new but heartbreaking each time. Not only do these women also suffer from the familiar and uncomfortable symptoms of pregnancy but they are stricken with poverty as well. They need to care for themselves, their unborn child, and family bringing an unprecedented amount of stress to their current condition. Thankfully, the HPP is their to help support these strong women and their families.

To celebrate my 40th birthday, would you join me in making difference? I am raising money to benefit Homeless Prenatal Pogeqm and any donation will help make an impact.  Even if you are not able to make a monetary donation, a simple share on your social media platform would be greatly appreciated. 

Nothing would fill my heart and soul more for my 40th birthday than helping me  make a difference in these families lives. Thank you in advance for your donations! The deadline to donate is March 31, 2021. All proceeds go directly to HPP.

More information about Homeless Prenatal: In partnership with our families, break the cycle of childhood poverty. By seizing the motivational opportunity created by pregnancy and parenthood, HPP joins with families to help them recognize their strengths and trust in their capacity to transform their http://www.homelessprenatal.org/services