it,i, Limbs Of Hope (NAPSA)—Here’s an inspiring look at how one young woman’s troubles led her to lessen the burden for many others. At age 25, Hope Bevilhymer’s right leg was amputated from the knee down, ending a lifetime of difficulty with her bilateral clubfeet. Soon after, Bevilhymer saw a documentary on os Mnlees,ee cS 3 \ *j Se oy Tae USote RS ws i maae! / SOREaEY ee” HEN a a ae. i “S Ee ak Hope Bevilhymer African and Laotian refugee land- mine amputees who cannot afford prosthetic limbs. It inspired her to create the “Limbs of Hope Foun- dation,” which collects used prosthetic limbs to donate to amputees in countries with histories of hidden land mines. Bevilhymer’s incredible contri- bution to her community earned her top honors at the Volvofor life Awards, an annual search for and celebration of local heroes. She won a $50,000 charitable donation and Volvo car every three years for the rest of herlife. If you know a hero, nominate him or her for the fourth annual Volvo for life Awards at www. volvoforlifeawards.com through Jan. 15, 2006. Six of the nine finalists will receive $25,000 charitable contributions and three are awarded with $50,000 donations. One overall winner receives a new Volvoforlife.
