💚 Join the Global Movement of Generosity this Giving Tuesday! 💚

Giving Tuesday falls on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving each year. After taking time to celebrate and reflect on our own blessings, Giving Tuesday offers a chance to give back and make a meaningful impact. Team Luke Hope for Minds is raising funds to support children with brain injuries and their families. 🧠

Each year, 1 in 500 school-age children suffer a brain injury severe enough to require hospitalization. Although families are eligible for state and federal financial support, it’s often not enough, forcing families to pay for medical care on their own. The emotional, physical and financial strain of caring for a disabled child takes an enormous toll on families.

At Team Luke Hope for Minds, we believe in the power of hope and community. Your support helps provide access to educational resources, therapeutic services, adaptive equipment, and a network of families who uplift each other. 🙌

Every dollar makes a difference. With your generous gift, you’re helping to change lives—one precious child at a time.

Our mission is to enrich the lives of children with a brain injury and give hope to their families through support and education.

At the heart of our services is the conviction that the health and well-being of these children can improve over time if families have access to educational materials, therapeutic services, and adaptive equipment for their children. We also believe that families can gain strength by connecting with one other. To provide these crucial services, we need your help. Every dollar makes a difference. With your generous gift, you make it possible to keep hope alive—one precious child at a time.

DID YOU KNOW….?

1 in 500 school-age children each year receive a head injury severe enough to be hospitalized. (Source: The Center for Head Injury Services)

Every 21 seconds an infant, child, teenager, or adult in the U.S. sustains a traumatic brain injury. (Source: Texas Brain Injury Alliance)

Fewer than 1 in 20 people with a traumatic brain injury will receive the rehabilitation they need. (Source: Texas Brain Injury Alliance)

Traumatic brain injury is the leading cause of disability and death in children and adolescents in the U.S. (Source: Center for Disease Control and Prevention)