What One HOPE ww Chapter Can Do Featured

Tuesday, 06 August 2013 20:00
hope boston mlk 2The Boston chapter of HOPE worldwide will be participating in a national September 11th effort with HOPE. We are offering an opportunity for volunteers to serve in a Disaster Preparedness program, which involves handing out door hangers which provide great information about how to prepare your home and family for a local disaster. Volunteers will go in their own neighborhoods to hand these out. Our chapter will also host a 9/11 ceremony of remembrance during the week of 9/11. This will involve honoring victims of the Marathon bombing, highlighting HOPE volunteers who serve as first responders for our communities and others. HOPE worldwide has awarded our chapter with about $12,000 from a federal grant to support our 9/11 effort. Thank you HOPE worldwide!!!


Here’s a look at God has done so far this year through the Boston chapter of HOPE worldwide:

August Benevolence Contributions/Announcements

1. Aid and Assistance :$51,000 collected. $18,745 dispersed to 16 families: $12,200 housing, $3600 utilities, $800 food

526480 463977663682114 210664964 n2. Service Efforts
    a. Red Cross Blood Drive
    b. MLK fire prevention program
    c. MLK foster care scholarship contest
    d. Shoe donation
    e. Sock donation
    f. Central American Service Brigades
    g. Saturday Academy-Mather School, Dorchester
    h. Food Pantry-Framingham
    i. South Central choir at HOPE Global Summit
    j. North Shore home repair program
    k. Brockton clothes drive

3. Fund Raisers
    a. Hoops for HOPE-Cambodia and HOPE-$48,000 raised
    b. Boston Marathon victims-$35,000 raised for 11 victims
    c. Walk for HOPE-Food Pantry and HOPE- 300 families served monthly by all members of the metro region
    d. Hoop Jam-supports HOPE programs in Kenya
    e. Teen Hoops for HOPE-raised $12,000 for Cambodian hospital and HOPE
    f. NASCAR event in New Hampshire
    g. HOPE World Cup
    h. Food Pantry-multiple grants received this year of over $5000 total

550020 467113163349082 1498973798 n4. Grants
    a. Spanish elder sent to Guatemala to serve on Brigade and encourage church
    b. Evangelist sent to Honduras to serve during Brigade and encourage church
    c. Developing relationship with A.D. King Foundation – children/teen programs
        - Possible partnership for future Saturday Academy
        - National teen service program
    d. HOOP Jam-Kenya HOPE programs
    e. South Central choir to HOPE Global Summit
    f. Campus ministry recording a spiritual CD to be sold in support of HOPE programs

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