The CEO of Olive Osmond Hearing Fund, Justin Osmond has a profound hearing loss. He is the son of the lead singer of the Osmonds. Imagine not being able to hear your father sing. Being from a musical family, he was told that he would never be able to play a musical instrument. Justin proved educators wrong. He plays 4 musical instruments, despite his hearing loss. Olive Osmond Hearing Fund pays homage to Justin's grandmother Olive, who had 2 deaf sons and refused to institutionalize them. She started the Osmond Foundation to assist others with deaf children. The organization evolve to Children's Miracle Network to help more children. Justin founded OOHF to continue his grandmother's original work. The non-profit gives hearing aids to those who need them. It also gives musical scholarships. Our CEO, Justin is passionate about giving chdren the chance to hear. He ran 250 miles in 7 days to raise money for hearing aids and visual aids for 25 children.
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- EIN 27-3190112
- (801) 718-8437
- Po Box 910065 St George UT 84791-0065 USA
- www.hearingfund.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Human Services
Mission: The organizations mission is to donate its resources in assisting the deaf and hard of hearing and to provide a way that will assist thousands of men, women, and children worldwide in having an equal change to reach their greatest dreams and aspirations in life. Having the osmond family as the backbone and aligning forces with many other hearing organizations provides the organization the ability to offer all the best products, resources, hearing aids, ear-molds, education, staff hearing professionals, and communication support. Additionally, the organization raises money through private donations and entertainment and athletic events to provide hearing-related education, hearing evaluations, hearing aids, and other related health services within the united states and, eventually, to some disadvantaged countries.
Programs: Educate the public about hearing loss and distribute hearing aids to those with hearing loss in the us and in disadvantaged countries.