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Dream Like Will Charities keeps William Gillespie's memory alive by offering fun events that bring those who loved him -- and those who love those who loved him -- together in celebration of his life. Along the way they hope to raise money that will be dispersed in the form of scholarships and other donations to William's most favorite causes.

For more information, visit their website:
www.dreamlikewill.org

This Time Tomorrow Foundation is a foundation with the purpose of seeking out people suffering with cancer and providing them with assistance and hope. This Time Tomorrow Foundation rallies musicians and celebrities from all over the nation to support this cause. Every year the foundation releases a new version of the title song by a new artist. All the funds raised go towards their Random Acts of Kindness program, where they surprise people fighting all types of cancer, in their homes and when they have no idea they are coming. Complete strangers handing them a check and giving them hugs. It's simply priceless.

For more information, visit their website:
www.thistimetomorrow.org

Hands of Hope of Illinois is a 501(c)(3) organization striving to assist in God's business of caring for his children. Their main objective is to share the gospel through the giving of food. In church and places of worship you can read and learn the gospel. At Hands of Hope of Illinois they live and experience the Gospel every single day. Through networking with local businesses and other food ministries they are able to provide food, clothing, household goods, medical supplies and building materials to those in need.

For more information, visit their website:
www.handsofhope4u.weebly.com/joliet-hope-center

The Hope and Friendship Metastatic Breast Cancer Foundation is a non-profit, volunteer organization in Wilmington, MA enhancing the lives of women and men with a diagnosis of Metastatic Breast Cancer (Stage IV), and their families, by offering support groups, resources for learning and networking, therapeutic activities, scholarships and creative retreats. Most everyone is touched at some point in their lives by breast cancer. 1 in 7 women will be diagnosed with early breast cancer and 30% of those women will go on to be diagnosed with Metastatic (Stage IV) Breast Cancer. In your lifetime you will know someone who has - or has died from - the disease, it may be a woman or a man. In the US, over 173,000 women and men have terminal Metastatic Breast Cancer and this number is growing. Over 44,000 women and men die from this disease each year in the US. The foundation also supports research focused on Metastatic Breast Cancer treatments.

For more information, visit their website:
www.hopeandfriendship.org