You can memorialize a loved one in one of three ways:

• by making a financial contribution to HOPES in a loved one's name (download a .pdf Donation Form)

• by creating a quilt square

• by providing an entry into our online Memory Book. 

Interested in finding additional ways to help HOPES?  Visit our What Can I Do? page.

Many Faces of Suicide Quilt

The "Many Faces of Suicide" quilt demonstrates the profound impact of suicide on those left behind. Each block has been created by a survivor and serves as a memorial for loved ones lost to suicide. This powerful message is displayed throughout the state and nationwide. Once a year in Washington D.C., quilts from each state converge at the nation's capital.

If you are interested in creating a quilt square or displaying our quilts, please email us at info@hopes-wi.org for more information.

HOPES Memory Book

	Brandon D Garland May 13, 1987 -  February 15, 2006 Brandon had a huge circle of friends and enjoyed everything and anything that had to do with country music, hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, and sports.  Read more about Brandon and his family's  survival.
	Scott F Scherschel April 28, 1977 - June 15, 1994 A sensitive and intelligent soul, Scott loved caving and repelling.  An injury cut short his cross country running career.  He is sorely missed by his parents, brother, sister, family, and many friends.

Would you like your loved one added to our memory book? 

Click here for a Memorial form (.pdf), which can be mailed or emailed to us - details are on the form