
We have so many people to thank for helping bring this vision into reality. If you feel we missed your contribution, please accept our apologies and let us know through the contact form.

Please be patient with us as we run around behind the curtain like the “Wizard of Oz”. To ensure donations arrive at the recipient organization as undiluted as possible, we rely on bi-weekly reports to put names here.
Deney & Greg Delfosse – $250 matching donation for EWCS
Tailwinds Bed & Breakfast – 10% of December Direct-booking revenue matching donation up to $500
Ian MacRae – $100 – EWCS
Anonymous – $150 – EWCS
Jennifer Timmons – $100 – EWCS – Trevor, I could not be more proud of the person, and friend, you’ve always been. You’ve made it through some of the most difficult challenges in life and the way you give of yourself reminds me there are still beautiful people in this world. Love you lots and wish you a ton of success on your journey! I look forward to your updates.
Dorie and Sunjay – $250 – EWCS
Gayle McMartin-Timmons – $50 – EWCS


EWCS is both recipient and supporter. Their employees have helped with a few behind-the-scenes elements, and their services have inspired WāōH to bring the 2026 effort to fruition.

The ECTA is also both beneficiary and supporter. They provide vital support to the trailway itself, as well as behind-the-scenes discussions and activities.

TWINPRO has long supported many initiatives. WāōH is no exception. They have been supplying both printing and creative expertise.

Shade, the owner of this local tattoo shop, generated the initial WāōH logo that, with a few tweaks, is now our proud emblem of hope for so many.

It’s hard to describe how the owner and founder of this company has helped shape and bring WāōH to life. Suffice it to say, without Peter Hodson’s existence, WāōH would simply not have come to be.
