Hope House, a children's respite

care center in Union City, is a nonprofit facility. Both Hope House and

the Southwest Christian Hospice depend solely on donations and gifts from

individuals, churches, businesses, civic groups and foundations.

Georgia Lungaro, a volunteer

at Hope House, is holding a craft fair/yard sale at her home in Fayetteville.

Money raised with a bake sale and a drawing at the craft fair will go

to both Hope House and Camp High Hopes, a grief counseling camp for children.

Hope House also receives donations from Born Again Bargains, a thrift

store in Fairburn.

Hope House features eight children's

rooms and 12 beds and cribs, hydrotherapy beds, an activity room, overnight

accommodations for families, common areas, a chapel, a garden and outdoor

area, quiet rooms for counseling and a library and information center.

Their purpose is to provide quality respite care and support for families

with children who have special health needs, through physical, emotional,

social, and spiritual service.

The craft fair/yard sale will

take place Saturday from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Lungaro's house is at 507 Ginger

Cake Road. Phone 770-461-5055 for more information. Hope House always

needs volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering or learning more

about Hope House or the Southwest Christian Hospice, phone 770-969-8354

or visit www.swchospice.org.