Author: Home of Hope
Sharing hope, one mom at a time
For Ruth Davis, it all started with a giant birthday bash. When she heard about Home of Hope through a golf friend, Ruth decided it sounded like a great way
Welcome, Andrew!
Welcome, Andrew! Andrew Hedrich joined the Home of Hope Board of Directors this spring. This Gwinnett native and CPA at Smith+Howard CPAs and Advisors is one of four new members
Ray Stanley joins Home of Hope Board of Directors
For Ray Stanley, the timing was right. Now semi-retired, Ray was looking for new ways to serve his community and Home of Hope was a perfect fit. “Where I’m at
Thanks to these moms, more Gwinnett kids will get the gift of home
You know what they say. If you want something done, ask a busy person. But maybe it’s time to edit that old saying: if you want something done, ask a
Meet our new board member, Jennifer Bridwell!
Say hi to Jennifer Bridwell! She’s one of four new board members joining the Home of Hope board of directors. We recently chatted with Jennifer and she shared a little
Helping Gwinnett children and their moms find a home and hope
Why Sandra and Clyde Strickland chose to become Home of Hope supporters 20 years ago For Sandra Strickland and her husband Clyde, it all started with a chicken barbeque. In
Checking in: Lexus’s life after Home of Hope
Lexus, a young mom of three, recently graduated from Home of Hope and moved into her own apartment through a transitional housing nonprofit here in Gwinnett. Despite her difficult past,
Young mom learns how to live a life she never thought possible
She was caught in an abusive relationship and had nowhere else to go. Nikki, her daughter and her son needed something more. So they moved from Las Vegas to Georgia
Checking in: life after Home of Hope
We recently checked in with Adrian to get an update on her and Mary since they’ve graduated from Home of Hope. Both Adrian and Mary and their children are living
Three decades of board leadership: Long-time board member Lever Stewart reflects on Home of Hope’s history
He never really planned it this way. “I’ve served on a lot of nonprofit boards. Usually, your service period comes and goes,” said Lever Stewart, a board member at Home