HOT96's 12 Days of Giving

Thu, 14 Dec 2023 20:20:08 -0800

Henderson Chevrolet Buick GMC and HOT96 are partnering to spotlight local charities in the Tri-State, and reward one of the deserving charities with a $1,000 donation, one with $500 and one with $250.

You can vote for Infinite Hope starting December 16th at 10 am.

The Hot 96 Morning show will be on the air with the winner on December 18th after 7 am.

For more info, and to submit your vote visit:

https://hot96.com/12-days/

You can also listen to the full interview below:

A Message from Rev David Clifford

Fri, 10 Nov 2023 16:17:12 -0800

For those that might not know me, I am Reverend David Clifford, the senior minister of First Christian Church here in Henderson. I have been volunteering with Cindy since first hearing about Infinite Hope and the encouraging and much-needed work she and this organization is doing. Cindy had asked that I speak at the Remembrance Event this year.

Remembering a loved one to suicide is both a deeply sensitive and painful subject. Unfortunately, it is an ever-increasing subject as we have seen more and more suicides occurring. As testified by each of you present here today, such deaths touch the lives of countless individuals, families, and communities.

But in the midst of such darkness and chaos is the power and healing…the power of hope that we can share together.

When we lose someone to suicide, the pain and grief is unlike anything else we might experience—it’s unimaginable to those that have not been through such tragic loss. We can be left with questions that may never receive answers, guilt that may never subside, and a void that may be impossible to fill.

Yet, I believe, hope remains (even the tiniest) beacon of light in such darkened hours.

Hope is the belief that, even in the face of overwhelming despair, there is a chance for healing, for recovery, and for growth. It is the understanding that no matter how deep the wounds might be, mending is possible, and hearts can find solace.

For those in the midst of such pain and grief, hope can come in many forms. It can be the support of friends and family, the comforting words of a counselor, or the shared stories of others who have walked this painful path. Hope can also be the advocacy for mental health awareness and support systems that can prevent others from suffering the same fate. Hope can be the determination to end the stigma that is too often associated with mental health and suicide. Hope can be us talking about things the world seems unsure of how to talk about....Read More

Infinite Hope of Kentucky

HOT96's 12 Days of Giving

A Message from Rev David Clifford