HopePHL is a place for respite and renewal for individuals and families in need. Our impact includes:
• Connecting 650 families experiencing homelessness with early childcare education, • Reengaging 700 students in the classroom, • And providing resources to help 225 families keep their homes. But this isn’t just data. These are life-changing outcomes for real people, like Asha (name changed for privacy). Asha (name changed for privacy) is a mom with three young children. After she was laid off, she had trouble paying for basic needs. She owed several months’ rent and was facing eviction, and her electricity had been shut off for three months. Asha was desperate when she reached out to HopePHL, and we were able to offer critical financial supports immediately — preventing eviction and helping get the power turned back on. Asha and her children avoided eviction, and the case manager also connected her to other HopePHL programs for items like toys, books, diapers, wipes and baby supplies. With relief, Asha shared her gratitude for HopePHL during these stressful circumstances and enabling the family to stay together in their home, “I cannot thank you enough for this help. I really appreciate everything. Thank you.” Help HopePHL support participants throughout their journey, ensuring they have the help needed every step of the way to realize their dreams, by giving today.
You can make a contribution by selecting a donation amount in the box to the right, and clicking “next” for credit card payment information, (our site is secure), or mailing a check made out to HopePHL to: Attn: Jacqui Flynn Development HopePHL 325 N. 39th Street Philadelphia, PA 19104 For stock gifts: please send an email to tdowney@hopephl.org For gifts in kind and volunteer opportunities, contact Karina Sellhorn at ksellhorn@hopephl.org. |
How your gift helps$300 will help a family of three stay in housing for night.
$150 will provide personalized budgeting and life skills assistance. $75 will provide a 5-day supply of groceries to a family in need. $50 will provide youth with supplies and clothes for school, college, or work. $25 will provide a family or youth with personal hygiene items and necessities such as clothing, diapers, and formula. |
Photo: participants at a community event