The Superhero Project- Non Profit Foundation

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The Superhero Project- Non Profit Foundation A 501(c)(3) non-profit that works to assist families with babies born in the NICU. We support families with various types of funding and programs.

The Superhero Project Inc., a non-profit organization, began in early 2015; six months after Kelly’s twin boys were discharged from the NICU. Born at 32 weeks, it was a daily struggle to juggle an already busy family of four while making trips twice a day back and forth to the NICU. What started as baskets for the families at the holidays, complete with personalized crocheted hats and other items that are necessary when wading the waters of the NICU, was just the beginning of something much larger. Although it was amazing to watch how thankful the families were, we knew there was more work to do when making that vital connection between home, family and hospital in terms of the NICUs ability to provide top quality care. Our services can be found in PA, NJ, DE, VA and FL. We continue to look for ways to grow and support more families across the country.

Being a NICU dad is a journey that changes you forever. My son was born at just 32.5 weeks and spent 34 days in the NICU...
10/18/2026

Being a NICU dad is a journey that changes you forever. My son was born at just 32.5 weeks and spent 34 days in the NICU at Abington Hospital. During that time, my wife spent three days in the ICU and two weeks in the hospital recovering. I spent my days split between the hospital and work, trying to balance being a dad, a husband, and a teacher during one of the most challenging times of our lives.

As a teacher, one of the things that helped me get through the day was having my son’s Angel Eye camera pulled up on my classroom smartboard. I was able to check on him throughout the day, and my students even got to watch him grow stronger right alongside me.

Fast forward 10 years, and that same little fighter is now a thriving, growing boy who plays multiple sports and excels in school. Seeing how far he has come is a daily reminder of just how strong these little superheroes are and how much hope can come from some of life’s hardest moments.

I am incredibly grateful to The Super Hero Project for the opportunity to attend today’s game in honor of Joe, a fellow NICU dad who tragically passed away at just 41 years old.

Thank you to the for allowing me to honor Joe’s memory, supporting NICU families, and bringing awareness to the journeys that so many families experience.

🎉 Introducing one of our newish Family Fundraisers - Burgers for Babies🍔 https://superheroprojectinc.org/luckys-burgers-...
10/13/2026

🎉 Introducing one of our newish Family Fundraisers - Burgers for Babies

🍔 https://superheroprojectinc.org/luckys-burgers-for-babies/

In December 2020, our twin boys, Owen and Emmett, were born at 37 weeks. What we thought would be a routine delivery turned into a six-month journey at CHOP for Owen.

Owen was born with several complex medical conditions and ultimately needed a tracheostomy, G-tube, and months of intensive care. During the two months we were in the NICU, one of the things that gave our family the most comfort was Angel Eye. The camera allowed us to see Owen when we couldn’t physically be at his bedside. We could check on him at any time, day or night. And during those moments when we couldn’t sleep, even looking in at 3 a.m. gave us peace of mind.

When we found out that The Superhero Project was responsible for providing Angel Eye cameras to families, we immediately knew we wanted to be involved.

That’s how Burgers for Babies was born.

Our goal is to help raise money for the Superhero Project so that more children and families can benefit from programs like Angel Eye during some of the hardest days of their lives. – Chris & Arielle Barnes

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Please consider joining this event! Funds raised will go back to The Superhero Project!đź’Ş 4TH ANNUAL BRAD FOX HERO WOD đź’ŞI...
10/09/2026

Please consider joining this event! Funds raised will go back to The Superhero Project!

đź’Ş 4TH ANNUAL BRAD FOX HERO WOD đź’Ş

It’s time to come together, get moving, and make a difference!

Join us for the 4th Annual Brad Fox Hero WOD, hosted by The Compound - Compound Fitness, in partnership with the Officer Brad Fox Foundation for a day honoring Brad’s legacy while supporting an incredible cause.

Whether you're an experienced athlete, just getting started, or simply want to come out and support the cause — there's a place for you!!!

🎟️ Register
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/4th-annual-brad-fox-hero-wod-tickets-2003041175075?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Get ready to crush some serious workouts and honor a true hero at the 4th Annual Brad Fox Hero WOD!

What was your NICU like? Take a look back at the first NICU and how the experience has changed! https://people.com/the-n...
10/07/2026

What was your NICU like? Take a look back at the first NICU and how the experience has changed!

https://people.com/the-nicu-was-created-nearly-70-years-ago-here-a-deeper-look-at-the-history-behind-the-specialized-hospital-section-12161557?fbclid=IwRlRTSAUy8dZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBWZkaWQWUP01gpjtKXWrP3ozHbh8n6kaJhQNVnNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR5bWPT8RfZhRnhitxINkPlwQjDnKeZ7A9CP-F6d6R9_w5kcy4IUJfrWKG1hJA_aem_x00qI1zNIbWXPI_PMD2S0Q

The history of the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) traces back to Louis Gluck’s 1960 model, which prioritized sanitation, rapid response and centralized newborn care.

Calling on our Bucks County & Montgomery County businesses, community groups, organizations, and individuals who may be ...
09/30/2026

Calling on our Bucks County & Montgomery County businesses, community groups, organizations, and individuals who may be looking for a local volunteer opportunity! đź’™
We’re looking for at least 10 additional volunteers to help with an upcoming Office Reset at our Blue Bell, PA office on Friday October 16th from 9:30am - 5pm

We’ll be tackling things like:
📦 Unboxing & organizing supplies
đź“‹ Inventory
🗂️ Office organization
✨ Cleaning, sorting & resetting the space

We will be there, but there is absolutely no need to stay all day! Whether you can give us a couple of hours, a half day, or the full day, we’d be incredibly grateful for the extra hands.

This would be a great opportunity for a company volunteer day, employee group, community organization, school/college group, or anyone simply looking to give back.

👉 Interested? Comment below or email [email protected] with the time you’re available.

Please feel free to share or tag a local Bucks or Montgomery County business or group that may be interested!

Thank you for helping us get organized and ready for the busy months ahead! đź’™

đź’š NICU Sibling Support Day đź’š Katie Roberts, a Superhero Project board member, created Superhero Siblings after her exper...
09/29/2026

đź’š NICU Sibling Support Day đź’š

Katie Roberts, a Superhero Project board member, created Superhero Siblings after her experience of having her youngest son Dylan, in the NICU.

Superhero Siblings allows all siblings to be connected to their baby brother/sister by giving them a superhero tee shirt, bag, water bottle and some activities to enjoy while they are visiting their sibling or to carry around and show off that they too are a new older sibling. We intend for this to organically initiate conversations between the older siblings and parents of what their experience has been and give their input and begin their journey of support, love, and understanding.
đź’š Learn more: https://superheroprojectinc.org/superhero-siblings/

🧡 Katie’s Story
March 23rd I was supposed to be a regular scheduled C section and it turned into a nightmare that we didn’t think we could get out of. Our son, Dylan, proved every hour that he was strong and he was not going anywhere without a fight.
Dylan was helicoptered to a different hospital and I was split from my newest baby boy so he could get the treatment needed. It was heart wrenching. As he battled for his health in another hospital I prayed and hoped he would pull through. After being released 3 days after he was born, I went home packed a bag and my husband and I drove to see him.
My husband and I were scared to have his 3 older brothers visit to see him because he was so sick in the beginning. There were so many wires and machines keeping him alive. After Dylan was unhooked from most of the machines we decided that Dylan’s siblings should be able to visit him. The social worker met with his brothers and explained how special Dylan was and what all the scary machines were, she also told them how important they are in Dylan’s journey too. It made me realize that just because his brothers weren’t in the NICU they were superhero’s too!

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Blue Bell, PA
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