Providing Hope to the Community

Going Blind.

Can you imagine going blind? It is hard to fathom for most that one of the very senses we all rely on so heavily would start to escape us in our 40s.

A pastry chef. A world traveler. A kind soul.

He was losing his sight. He went to specialist only to have the worst outcome. A procedure made things worse. His vision did not get better. Click here to read more...

I will never forget the day or the look on either of the women’s faces as they walked through the front door of the Hope House. One was homeless, and one was an advocate.

The homeless woman I quickly found out was a mother who lost everything, including her children (three beautiful girls), a home, a car, a relationship, and more. The advocate I would learn was beating down doors and ripping at barriers because no one else would, and because she believed in this family with every fiber in her being. Click here to read more...

 In July, unbeknownst to us, the house we were renting was sold. In August, we received notice that the new property owner was not going to renew our lease and we had 30 days to vacate. We were not financially prepared to find a new house. Click here to read more...