“When I first came to a meeting it was for work purposes and I didn’t know what to expect. I am happy I took that person up on the invitation to come because I feel like I have truly found a connection with a group that is doing meaningful work to such a small community.” […]
“It is such a privilege to be a small part of something so amazing, Halo House is truly proof that ‘it takes a team.’ From the volunteers to residence, I think every contribution of time and energy has touched all of our hearts. I’m excited for the future and growth.” – Sheila Tanner
“The mission of Halo House is to alleviate a large part of the financial burden for patients with leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma who come to the Medical Center for treatment by providing affordable and attractive housing for up to three months. Halo House is an all-volunteer effort of which I am proud to be a […]
“We are asked to help others with our ‘Time, Talent and Treasures.’ I try to do my part by helping my friends Nathan and Kathleen to reach their vision and hope to never have to tell a patient in need that ‘There is no room at the Inn.’” – Tommie Burks
On July 3rd Halo House Foundation celebrated the milestone of providing 10,000 days of housing to cancer patients! Our deepest gratitude to our dozens of dedicated and selfless volunteers, and to those who have provided financial support, for making this possible. Thank you! … It’s interesting to note that our guests have come from 19 […]
Please make a reservation for a delicious lunch or a scrumptious dinner at L’Olivier for Tuesday, August 11th. 10% of ALL Sales benefit Halo House. Mention Halo House when you make a reservation so that we receive a donation. Thanks for your support!
Dr. Fowler and Halo House were recently featured in MD Anderson’s Conquest Magazine.
In this video, Michelin shares her story of how Halo House helped her and her family.
As if a cancer diagnosis is not distressing enough, an observational study presented at ASCO suggests that severe financial distress resulting from out-of-pocket costs associated with cancer treatment is associated with increased risk of death by 79%.
“It’s an honor and responsibility to help those in need. A joyful, meaningful life lives in service to others, and I stay happy all the time!” – Frida Dillenbeck
