Churches respond.
Homelessness ends.
Hope begins.
Bridge of Hope was listed
in USA Today as one of
5 charities that help
vulnerable families!
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The average age
of a homeless child in
Bridge of Hope
is 8 years of age.
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Whether you are an individual, Christian agency or faith community, you can make a difference in ending family homelessness. Start making an impact and get involved:
CELEBRATING LIVES IMPACTED IN FISCAL YEAR 2022-23
388
Parents and Children Served
658
Neighboring Volunteers walked alongside families facing homelessness
88%
of Families are Living in Safe and Sustainable Housing When They Exit the Program
94%
of Families Achieved Self-Identified Goals Related to Improving Family Wellbeing while Participating in the Program
Stories of Hope
Nayr’s Story
Nayr’s life had hit a dead end. Despite a full-time job, she was stuck, living out of their car with no prospects of improvement save one: Bridge of Hope. Participation would require her to let down her guard and...
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We’re seeing lives transformed, for sure, both within our congregation and for once-homeless single mothers and children in Bridge of Hope.
Shauna Ridge, Director of Lay Ministries at Hopewell