We are a group of strong, loving, giving women with deep ties to the Homestead community. We meet monthly and with open hearts and helping hands, reach out to those who need comfort and support weathering one of life’s storms.
We’re open to all types of assistance. In fact, we are pretty creative in finding ways to help. So, however we can lighten the load, lift a heart, soften the blow, then we are all in. Not forever, but for a season.
There are many organizations that focus on long-term issues, such as raising money for cancer research, feeding the homeless, and ensuring access to education.
The purpose of Brightseasons, however, is to led a hand for a season to those who are usually self-sufficient but suddenly experience an unexpected hardship.
The wife whose husband is killed in a tragic accident…
The student who receives a full ride to a norther college, but has no money for everyday essentials…
The single mom who misses hours of work to sit with her child during his chemotherapy treatments…
In each of these life-altering events, the volunteers of bright seasons stepped up to make our community – and the world – just a little bit brighter.
We are feeling very blessed that we were able to distribute a little token of our appreciation to all the healthcare workers at Baptist Hospital
Recently we were able to help a single Mom who’s daughter has Covid and she’s had to miss quite a bit of work. We were
Today we had the pleasure of helping a single woman who works at a school but has always held a job part-time as a server.
We just picked up a HUGE amount of toys from Renaissance Elementary Charter Schoo who had a toy drive to donate all these toys to
As some of you know, Brightseasons had to cancel their annual Run for the Roses fundraiser this year and this was one of our live
I am saddened to report that our 2nd annual Run for the Roses will be canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak as the event is