At five years old Hannah Taylor witnessed a man digging through a dumpster on a cold winter day. Shocked and saddened by the fact that he needed to do this to get food, Hannah resovled she would help somehow, someway…
Hannah Taylor (now 15 years old) is a child whose dedication to helping the homeless is creating awareness of their plight and raising funds for their needs.
Hannah has raised both awareness and money speaking to thousands of people across Canada. In 2004, at age 8, she founded The Ladybug Foundation Inc., to support her efforts to assist registered charitable organizations in Canada which meet many of the needs of people who are homeless.
Meet a man named Frodo from Red Deer, Alberta, and learn about "Housing First" projects.
Join me as I "Walk A Mile In Their Shoes" on January 31st, 2012, National Red Scarf Day, and help us make a huge difference in the lives of those who need us the most.
The Ladybug Foundation is completely run by volunteers. We are very grateful to all who generously donate their time, talents and resources . We work together as people who, through Hannah’s example, believe in the power of caring and sharing.
MEET THE YOUNG AND THE POWERFUL –BARBARA AGGERHOLM – WATERLOO Laurier hosts those who aren’t waiting to become world leaders WATERLOO She’s 11 years old and already heads a charitable foundation that has raised more than $1 million to help homeless people. The reasons are pretty simple, says the Winnipeg girl, attending a conference at [...]
Click here to purchase Ladybug scarves, bracelets & more! Your purchases assist homelessness projects across Canada.
Click here to check out The Ladybug Foundation Education Program an exciting multi-media K-12 resource for teachers to use in their classrooms to empower young people to get involved and make change in their community and in their world!
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The Ladybug Foundation Inc.
