About Our Charity

A young lady living in the Gaza Strip of Palestine who needs to travel to the United States so that she obtain much needed medical treatment. 

Doa'a recently contacted Joe on Facebook asking for his help with bringing her back to Kansas City in the US so that she could receive more medical care.

Doa'a's dad. He also contacted Joe asking for his assistance with bringing his daughter to the United States so that Doa'a could obtain the medical treatment she needs to have.

Doa'a's brother. Shadi is a huge help to Joe and is doing an amazing job of working on behalf of his sister, Doa'a.

He helped translate the letter that his dad wrote to Joe from Arabic into English. 

And Shadi is always willing to help out however he can whenever Joe needs him to. 

Program Director of Super Heroes for Doa'a. He founded this charity so that he could help out Doa'a once again. 

Joe previously helped bring Doa'a into the country when she very young so that she could receive the medical care that she needed to have at the time. 

Joe is very honored to be able to be of service to Doa'a and her family once again.

Formerly a Member of the US House of Representatives, KS-03 (now deceased).

Joe was working in Representative Moore's office as an Immigrations/State Department Specialist Constituent Services Aide when Elizabeth contacted the Congressman's office asking for help with Doa'a.

Joe had the privilege of working with Elizabeth to help bring Doa'a to Kansas City so that she could receive medical treatments.

Formerly a news anchor with KSHB 41 News, a TV station in Kansas City. 

Elizabeth encountered Doa'a's parents several years ago while she was on a medical mission in the Middle East. 

Doa'a's mom and dad asked Elizabeth for help with bringing their young daughter to the US so that Doa'a could receive medical care she wasn't able to obtain in Palestine.

When Elizabeth returned home, she contacted Congressman Dennis Moore's office and asked for his assistance with bringing Doa'a to Kansas City so that she could receive medical treatments here.

The program designed by Joe Hoffman (aka "Cowtown Joe") so that he can help bring Doa'a from Palestine to Kansas City in the US so that she can get medical treatments she really needs to have.

This program has been heavily influenced by Joe's love for all things Marvel.

A key element of the Super Heroes for Doa'a Program that has been designed to help raise funds and increase awareness for Doa'a and her great need to receive medical care. 

As well as to spread love around the world (especially to Palestine where Doa'a lives with her family).

A team of truly talented and delightfully dedicated volunteers who have assembled around Flowers for Doa'a.

The formation of this devoted group of avid supporters was lovingly influenced by Joe being a major fan of the Marvel Comics characters Carol Danvers (aka "Captain Marvel") and Kamala Khan (aka "Ms. Marvel" ).

And his fascination for their throngs of fabulous fans in the Carol Corps and the Kamala Corps.

A sensational squad of academians assembled to help raise awareness for our noble cause in the general public.

These superstar students will congregate to participate in parades, help conduct polls, pass out literature and perform similar such activities that will be dedicatedly designed to promote fun for a cause. As well as to help increase attention for Doa'a and her need to receive medical treatment here in the US.

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A heroic horde of valiant viking wannabe's.

This triumphant throng of goat boaters is being audaciously assembled amongst Doa'a's sensational supporters to help raise funds and increase awareness for her great need to receive medical treatment.

This awesome Asgardian-themed assemblage of hard-working heroes and she-roes was lovingly inspired by the Marvel-ous major motion picture "Thor: Love and Thunder" starring Chris Hemsworth as Thor Odinson and Natalie Portman as Jane Foster/The Mighty Thor.

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A boisterous bunch of student pseudo singers and illusionary instrumentalists.

These marvelously magical faux musicians are being assembled among our sensational student supporters to help raise awareness for Doa'a and her need to travel to the US so that she can obtain medical care. 

As well as to spread some joy around the world (especially to Palestine where Doa'a lives with her family).

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A terrific troupe of super heroic student thespians.

These sensational students will be performing dramatic table readings of "Salvation in the Blues: A Story of Secular Salvation": the musical saga about the blues written by Joe Hoffman (aka "Cowtown Joe") that Joe was working on producing when Doa'a contacted him asking for help.

These dynamic dramatic table reads of Joe's sweet story are lovingly inspired by a touching dramatic reading that was performed by the amazingly talented actors, Drew Barrymore and Ellie Kemper, on a 2020 episode of the super sweet show The Drew Barrymore Show: a show that's much beloved by Joe. As is Drew! 

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Joe's Cowtown Comics will work with students to publish free digital comics based upon different aspects of Joe's Cowtown Foundation.

Beginning with free digital comics that are based upon the Super Heroes for Doa'a program.

Joe's Cowtown Comics is being inspired by Joe's deep love, respect, and admiration for Marvel Comics.

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Joe's Cowtown Photos and More is a for-profit DBA business that's operated in conjunction with the Student Employment Project of Joe's Cowtown Foundation (our parent charity, EIN 92-1331821, application for 501c3 tax-exempt charity status submitted to the IRS on 12/17/2022).

All profits generated through the sale of items that are purchased thru Joe's Cowtown Photos and More are donated to Joe's Cowtown Foundation.

The parent entity behind the Super Heroes for Doa'a program. Founded by Joe Hoffman (aka "Cowtown Joe"), Program Director of the Super Heroes for Doa'a program.

The mission of this electrifying new not-for-profit is to help educate, empower, encourage, and make more employable young people around the world.

And to help teach the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, fair play, and global citizenship to all.