Support Our Transitional Housing for Reformed Men!
GIVING ENCOURAGEMENT & THE HOPE OF JESUS CHRIST TO ALL
Food Ministry
Every Monday, House of Hope hosts a FREE market. All are welcome! Attendees will receive a box of food and can visit the various vendors onsite for assistance with food stamp accounts, VA benefits, and additional community resources.
Bike Ministry
We have an onsite bike repair shop that can fix or replace donated bikes at no cost. House of Hope has bikes available for adults and children as needed.
The Boutique
The Boutique provides free clothing to all. The boutique carries clothes and shoes for men, women, and a variety of sizes for youth when available. (We do take donations but please contact us before donating so we can ensure we have the space and capacity to receive your items)
Transitional Housing
House of Hope provides HOPE to men in need through our Transitional Housing Program. This program offers the opportunity for a fresh start, teaches responsibility, and transitions men from the streets to a new life of abundance in a safe home and in Christ.
Medical & Spiritual Care
Our volunteer nurses set up a table every Monday to provide free services for anyone in need. Services include: Blood Pressure Checks, Wound Care, Free Over the Counter medication and consultation and more. Our counselors and Chaplains are on site as well to discuss any personal or spiritual battle anyone may be facing.
Bible Study
The House of Hope exists solely to glorify God and to spread the Gospel. Throughout the week there are various bible studies and men’s groups available. Studying the word of God together as a community has provided life changing opportunities for many who are part of the House of Hope family.
Providing more than food & clothing
More than we want those in need to receive these resources, we desire above all for them to know Jesus and His love. That is why 100% of our clients are exposed to the Gospel so that they have the opportunity to be cared for by God for all of eternity.
We welcome every person with open arms and a hand to help.
Over 65% of the visitors that receive free food and clothing are the elderly, one income families and our disabled neighbors. From widows to those battling addiction, the faces in our line every week make up the fabric of our community.
