If you can show up, write a check, feed a room of kids, or open a door at your church or school, you can help.
Every dollar and every hour goes to students: food, games, materials, leadership events, and mentoring.
Nothing goes to overhead.
Four Ways to Help
1. Mentor a student
Be a consistent adult. Start in group events, then 1:1 when the match is right. Background check and orientation are required.
2. Volunteer at events
Help with setup, food, check-in, games, and hospitality. Perfect if you care about the mission but aren’t ready to mentor yet.
3. Sponsor an event
Underwrite a Saturday: food, merch, supplies, or the whole event. Your name can be on the table that feeds kids.
4. Give a gift
Mail a check. Give online. Sponsor snacks for one event. Cover materials for a semester.
Sponsor an Event
Our outreach events are free to students because someone else paid the bill.
Sponsorship can cover:
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Food and snacks for one Saturday
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Hope Center merch for students
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Games, supplies, and materials
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A guest speaker or leadership activity
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A full event
Tell us your budget. We’ll match it to a real need—not a made-up package.
Contact: hopecenterusa@gmail.com
What Your Help Makes Possible
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Free monthly events with food, music, and real talk
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Group and one-to-one mentoring
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Leadership conferences and youth voice
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A safe place in local venues
Who Should Raise Their Hand
Adults who can keep a commitment
Parents who want their child in a free, safe program
Businesses that will host or sponsor
People who would rather do something than talk about "kids these days"
Tell Us How You Want In!
Stacy Dodd: hopecenterusa@gmail.com