Nathaniel’s Hope, a charity devoted to special needs children and their families, recently purchased 210 acres from the YMCA of Central Florida. The non-profit’s acquisition of the property was announced this week on their social media platforms.
According to the announcement from the co-founders of Nathaniel’s Hope, Tim and Marie Kuck, the newly-aquired plot of land at 4601 Young Pine Road includes three lakes and more than 100 acres of water, and provides space for the development of facilities for a “wide variety of different types of recreation in months and years to come.”
The property includes three lakes and more than 100 acres of water. Nathaniel’s Hope has plans for the property in southeast Orlando for a development called “Hopetown,” which would provide residential facilities, medical and therapeutic programs, job training and more to children and adults with disabilities. It is currently fundraising for the Hopetown development. To donate, visit their official donation page at NathanielsHope.org/donate.
History of Nathaniel’s Hope:
Nathaniel’s Hope celebrates kids with special needs (our VIPs) as well as educates and equips communities and churches to provide free respite care and programs to enrich the lives of VIP families. Their programs are designed to provide hope and practical assistance to VIP kids of all ages and their families…