How you can help
Coping with loss is difficult and often isolating. Spending time with people who relate and who don't judge or shame you is critical to accepting and living with loss.
For women living with blindness, an empowering, integrated program now exists to help them face their challenges and embrace life thanks to the Oasis Center for Hope. This non-profit provides dynamic retreats led by licensed therapists: Becky Andrews, LCMHC and Lisa Bradford, LCSW. This retreat is for women ready to explore vulnerability and live each day with renewed confidence. But sometimes, like living with a disability, there are barriers to receiving help. Sometimes the only thing preventing a woman from learning to live a meaningful life again is a financial barrier.
Today, you can be the one to remove this barrier with a tax-deductible donation to the Oasis Center's Scholarship Fund. Every dollar raised allows more women to engage in this safe, empowering environment. Wholehearted living is contagious. The impact of the retreat on a woman's life spreads to her family, her friends, her community and beyond.
Women, who are blind or low vision, attend our retreats from across the country. You can help these women attend by donating to our Max Peterson Scholarship. 100% of donations go towards reducing the cost of women attending a retreat. In 2019, the donations helped four women attend a retreat.
Max Peterson was a supporter of OCH and father to the director, Becky Peterson Andrews, CMHC. He lived his life encouraging and
empowering others, It is a beautiful way to celebrate him by helping women attend our retreat.
For women living with blindness, an empowering, integrated program now exists to help them face their challenges and embrace life thanks to the Oasis Center for Hope. This non-profit provides dynamic retreats led by licensed therapists: Becky Andrews, LCMHC and Lisa Bradford, LCSW. This retreat is for women ready to explore vulnerability and live each day with renewed confidence. But sometimes, like living with a disability, there are barriers to receiving help. Sometimes the only thing preventing a woman from learning to live a meaningful life again is a financial barrier.
Today, you can be the one to remove this barrier with a tax-deductible donation to the Oasis Center's Scholarship Fund. Every dollar raised allows more women to engage in this safe, empowering environment. Wholehearted living is contagious. The impact of the retreat on a woman's life spreads to her family, her friends, her community and beyond.
Women, who are blind or low vision, attend our retreats from across the country. You can help these women attend by donating to our Max Peterson Scholarship. 100% of donations go towards reducing the cost of women attending a retreat. In 2019, the donations helped four women attend a retreat.
Max Peterson was a supporter of OCH and father to the director, Becky Peterson Andrews, CMHC. He lived his life encouraging and
empowering others, It is a beautiful way to celebrate him by helping women attend our retreat.