Here are six things to know:
1. The facility will offer children and young adults as well as their families’ unique programs and services at no cost.
2. Currently, the United States only has two hospice homes for children — one in California and one in Arizona.
3. Jill Wall serves on a clinical advisory board for the nonprofit organization. Jill’s daughter was born with Spina bifida and hopes the facility will help families with children who have life limiting conditions.
4. The nonprofit aims to obtain $10 million in funding, which will be allocated for home equipment and two years of operations.
5. Crescent Cove needs an additional $9.5 million to pay for a site as well as a 3.5 acre location close to the three children’s hospitals in the Twin Cities.
6. On Jan. 30, the organization is hosting “WHERE THE HEART IS,” an event supporting Crescent Cove’s mission.
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