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The Universal Spirit; Spirit of Hope National Championship kicks off in just TWO days! This is another exciting, nail-biting competition as teams will fight for the first place trophy and a bid to The Summit or The Cheerleading Worlds! The competition is a two-day event (Jan. 17-18) held in Charlotte, NC, at the Charlotte Convention Center.
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But the Spirit of Hope National Championship is truly unlike any other competition… and it all started with a girl named Hope.
MFWH Twitter
In November of 2003, Hope Stout, who was battling cancer, was approached by Make-A-Wish Foundation to make her one wish come true; anything she wanted. What was Hope’s wish? To give 155 kids who were on the wait list with Make-A-Wish, their wishes granted. Hope, with the help of Make-A-Wish, raised over $1 million to grant the wishes of 155 sick kids as she was losing her battle with cancer.
After Hope lost her battle on January 4, 2003, her loving parents, Stuart and Shelby Stout, established the March Forth With Hope Foundation, which provides financial assistance to families battling cancer or other life-threatening diseases.
Universal Spirit has dedicated their Nationals towards helping support the March Forth With Hope Foundation.
For more information on the Spirit of Hope National Championship click here.
Links:
Universal Spirit on Facebook
March Forth With Hope on Facebook
March Forth With Hope on Twitter
Universal Spirit
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The Universal Spirit; Spirit of Hope National Championship kicks off in just TWO days! This is another exciting, nail-biting competition as teams will fight for the first place trophy and a bid to The Summit or The Cheerleading Worlds! The competition is a two-day event (Jan. 17-18) held in Charlotte, NC, at the Charlotte Convention Center.
Universal Spirit
But the Spirit of Hope National Championship is truly unlike any other competition… and it all started with a girl named Hope.
MFWH Twitter
In November of 2003, Hope Stout, who was battling cancer, was approached by Make-A-Wish Foundation to make her one wish come true; anything she wanted. What was Hope’s wish? To give 155 kids who were on the wait list with Make-A-Wish, their wishes granted. Hope, with the help of Make-A-Wish, raised over $1 million to grant the wishes of 155 sick kids as she was losing her battle with cancer.
After Hope lost her battle on January 4, 2003, her loving parents, Stuart and Shelby Stout, established the March Forth With Hope Foundation, which provides financial assistance to families battling cancer or other life-threatening diseases.
Universal Spirit has dedicated their Nationals towards helping support the March Forth With Hope Foundation.
For more information on the Spirit of Hope National Championship click here.
Links:
Universal Spirit on Facebook
March Forth With Hope on Facebook
March Forth With Hope on Twitter
Universal Spirit
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