The Hannah Storm Foundation is an advocate for Children's issues. Our goal is to inspire individual potential and to promote an active and fulfilling life.

Our current efforts include:
Providing medical support for children and families suffering from Vascular Birthmarks and their related medical conditions.

Providing multimedia support for education and philanthropic purposes.

Providing athletic facilities, equipment and coaching needs for athletic teams in impoverished communities.

Providing educational programs in American Schools.

June 7-8, 2009

Hannah is heading to Chicago to Co Chair the Atheletes Against Drugs Golf Challenge. This organization help kids stay on the right track to follow their dreams. Hannah who was born in Chicago and returns to her home town to co host the event with Stedman Graham. Stedman is the founder of AAD.

May 1, 2009

Hannah Storm will be named as a 2009 Champion of Literacy by the Literacy Advance of Houston, the oldest and largest community based, volunteer supported literacy organization in Texas. Storm will be honored at Minute Maid Park, home of the Houston Astros, on May 1, 2009. The fundraising event will include dinner and the 4th Annual “What’s Your Favorite Book?” silent auction. Larry Dierker and Majorie Evans are the Honorary Chairs of the event.

“We are all very excited to name Hannah Storm as a Champion of Literacy,” said Literacy Advance of Houston Director, Jane Holsten. “Through her work as a newscaster, author and philanthropist, Hannah has made a tremendous impact and Literacy Advance is grateful to have her join our efforts to bring awareness to the illiteracy challenges facing Houston.”

This year, Literacy Advance of Houston celebrates 45 years of service in the City of Houston and its fifth year of the Champions of Literacy Series, a multi-annual fundraising and public awareness series that promotes literacy by acknowledging those who have made a difference in our community. In Houston, 52 percent of adults are functionally illiterate in English. Literacy Advance of Houston, a 501(c)(3) organization, fulfills its mission to make Houston a more literate city by teaching adults to read, write and communicate effectively in English in order to reach their full potential.

For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit: www.literacyadvancehouston.org.

When children born with birthmarks inquire of their parents "where did I get this?"...most often their mother or father will reply "that's where the angel kissed you before you were born". Please join us in being an angel on earth...so that these children can smile, shine and follow their dreams.