Welcome to our Huggabear U.S.A. Projects Page! The projects listed below are those we currently serve here at home in the United States of America!

Location: U.S.A. Military Families-- Wherever they may be based!
Year Work Began: June 2007 - ALWAYS ACTIVE!
OPERATION HUGGABEARS was started in June 2009 by then 5-year-old Aven La Fon-Cox who wanted to "Give the children of our soldiers something to hug." while their parent was deployed. For $20, sponsors can send a Huggabear, The Huggabears - We Love the USA, book, an American flag and a personalized gift card to the child of a deployed military Veteran and also become a prayer partner with the Veteran's family. We have sent hundreds of Huggaear packages through the years to soldiers in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, here in the U.S.A. and are still going strong! If you would like to sponsor a package, or if you know of a Veteran who would like to participate in our program, please contact us!

Location: U.S.A.
​Year Work Began: January 2010 - ALWAYS ACTIVE!
This is the project of MaCaedyn La Fon-Cox who was six years old when she began. It was her idea to give children a hug in times of need to bring them joy! Kooshla is MaCaedyn's nickname and it is her wish to send FREE Huggabears to children who are homeless or ill and can receive a stuffed toy. Kooshla's Wish also sends Huggabears to children who have lost their homes due to financial struggles or due to natural disasters, hurricane, tornado, floods, etc. 

Location: U.S.A. and Anywhere Children Need Books Worldwide!
Year Work Began: January 2010 - ALWAYS ACTIVE!
This project sends FREE Huggabear, Time Transporters and
The Intercessors Christian books, along with other educational books and Bibles, to children in need all over the world. This project was the idea of Samuel La Fon-Cox, who started this work when he was 6 years old and loves sending books to children in need.
We have sent books to over 20 countries for children and young adults to learn about the love of Jesus! 

Location: U.S.A.
Year Work Began: November 2013 - ALWAYS ACTIVE!
Our Holiday Hugs project raises funds to give families in need a wonderful Christmas morning for their children and bless them with a Christmas meal, too! We ask for some of the Christmas dreams each child has and try our best to make those dreams come true. We do the shopping, and it is one of our favorite things to do! All the gifts are given in the Name of Jesus, so each child knows that Jesus loves them more than they could possibly imagine!

Location: Arizona, U.S.A.
Year Work Began: December 2010 - ALWAYS ACTIVE!
Christmastime is our busiest season for HCP! In addition to our Holiday Hugs project, we also give gifts to homeless people living on the streets. On Christmas Eve we give out Christmas stockings and backpacks full of food, personal care items, and Bibles and we do the same on Easter Sunday, by giving special Easter baskets. We know these things are not going to help the people get off the streets, but we what we can to help to let them know Jesus loves them.

 Location: Huggabear Farm 2.0 Glendale, AZ
Year Work Began: April 2017 to Present - ACTIVE!!
The H.C.P. Community Library is a small library the La Fon-Cox Family built in the corner of their front yard for the families of their community. They took an old refrigerator, because Samuel thought the library should be sealed to keep our rain, dust and other elements of nature, and constructed a solar-lit outdoor library where families can take used or new books for FREE! If they want to return them they can, or they can keep them. Other books can be donated as well and brand new BIBLES are always stocked in the library along with bookmarks, flashcards, videos and other educational supplies. The library was a great success in our former neighborhood and we are excited to open it up to the children of our new Glendale neighborhood! 

Location: U.S.A. - Active Project!

Please help sweet Amelia Scott to fulfill her dream of having an American Girl Doll that 

looks like her! Amelia and her loving mother, Beth have been working for years to collect

signatures for their petition to Mattel and the American Girl Doll Company. It is Amelia's 

wish that they would create a line of dolls that reflect children who are born with 

Down's Syndrome so that the thousands of American children who dream of owning an

American Girl Doll that looks like them can also have one, in this generation and in all the 

generations that will come.