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Friday, April 17, 2026 GET TICKETS Presenting sponsor Hands Time The of The Hancock Hotel

OUR MISSION

Provide housing solutions, support and education to meet the needs of individuals and families facing homelessness in our community.

Secure safe and affordable housing
Provide professional case management
Connect individuals and families with resources and support to succeed

HOW YOU CAN HELP

WHERE THE MONEY GOES

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Hope House programs that include Professional Case Management so families receive a hand up not a handout.

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Records the number of homeless in Hancock County **

LEGACY GIVING

Your gift through an endowment, bequest or annuity helps build the future foundation for Hope House and the families we serve. Contact our Development Director for more information.

INVESTING IN OUR COMMUNITY

With your help, we're ending homelessness one family at a time.
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People successfully exiting Hope House programs who are stably housed 1 year later.
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Hope House programs that include Professional Case Management so families receive a hand up not a handout

“I am grateful for Hope House because now I can provide the life my kids deserve while giving back to the community.”

Angie is a single mother of two children under the age of 3. She came to Hope House in tears because she needed help securing a new place to live. With her two young children and minimal income, Angie qualified for the Rapid Rehousing Program, a rental assistance program for individuals and families who are literally homeless. With Hope House’s assistance, and the guidance of her case manager, Angie was able to find an apartment to call home. She also found a better paying job that provides training and offers tuition reimbursement. With this new job and training, Angie is now well on her way to a career helping individuals overcome substance abuse.

**The Point in Time (PIT) is a national program aimed at counting the homeless population. However, certain circumstances or living situations are excluded from the count.