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The Indians have invaded Brandi’s Hope!

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
October 30, 2015
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The staff of Brandi’s Hope “saddled” up for Halloween as Indians!  Pictured are:  Sue Gaines, Shonda Bass, Candy Tebo, Kamilla Cowart, Ian Cowart, Sam Cowart, Brenda Cowart, and

Danny Cowart.

Brandi was a special little girl who touched so many lives on her short time on this earth.  Her parents, Danny and Brenda Cowart, made a vow to help others …by creating a business that assist people with special needs giving them a choice in life.

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Brandi’s Hope Community Services began operations in June 2010 after being a long time dream of owner and CEO, Danny Cowart. Danny and his wife Brenda are the proud parents of our company’s name sake, Brandi Erin Cowart. For almost ten years he and his wife Brenda received services/supports for their daughter who was born with Trisomy 18, a rare and fatal chromosomal disorder. They were determined to give her the opportunity to live at home and have a typical life. The Cowarts wanted to share their dreams for Brandi with other individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They saw firsthand the great need for these supports as parents and advocates. Mr. Cowart also experienced this need as the CEO of a service provider that offered these types of services statewide. What the Cowarts began to realize was a genuine need for more personalized and individual driven supports. The goal and purpose for beginning Brandi’s Hope Community Services is to do just that: support individuals the way they choose to be supported. Choice is a fundamental driving force in the philosophy that all members of Brandi’s Hope share.

 

 

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