Donating the Gift of Better Hearing to Our Community

This holiday season, Hometown Hearing Center is proud to participate in the ReSound Gives Sound Gift of Hearing campaign by donating a complimentary set of hearing aids and professional hearing care to one deserving individual in our Northwest Ohio community. Hearing loss can make everyday conversations, family gatherings, and meaningful moments more difficult, and for those facing financial hardship, access to hearing care is not always possible. Through this campaign, we hope to help someone reconnect with the people and moments that matter most.

ReSound Gives Sound is a nationwide initiative that partners with hearing care professionals to provide hearing aids and services to individuals who cannot afford hearing technology on their own. Together with ReSound and clinics across the country, hundreds of people will receive hearing care that can make a lasting difference in their daily lives. Hometown Hearing Center is honored to be part of a program that focuses on community support and access to care.

We are now accepting nominations for individuals in Northwest Ohio who are experiencing hearing loss and may need some extra support this season. You may nominate yourself, a family member, a friend, or someone you know who could benefit from the gift of hearing. Nominations should include the nominee’s name, contact information, and a brief explanation of why they would benefit from donated hearing aids and hearing care.

All nominations must be received by January 15, 2026. The selected recipient will be announced on January 30, 2026.

If you know someone who could benefit from this opportunity, we encourage you to submit a nomination HERE. The gift of better hearing can be life changing, and we are grateful for the chance to help make that difference in our community.

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