On September 7th tennis players came together to raise money for Hope House. Hope House is a local foster care home that children come to after they are removed from an abusive or unhealthy home environment. Forty four players took … Continue reading →
The Men’s Fellowship of Big Canoe Chapel recently donated their time, skills, and $$ to help Hope House. Several men spent two days completing needed minor home repairs that were identified in our recent home inspection. In addition, the Men’s … Continue reading →
The Rotary Club of Jasper held a “sweat equity” workday at Hope House on Saturday, April 6th where Rotary members and members of the Hope House Board of Directors teamed up to clean-up/fix-up Hope House to get things ready for … Continue reading →
The Hope House board of directors met recently to finalize the annual fundraising campaign that will once again ask our community to contribute their resources to help Hope House continue to offer a place of refuge and love to the … Continue reading →
Hope House of North Georgia, a temporary foster care home for local children, held their annual meeting at a recent Rotary Club of Jasper meeting. The Rotary Club was the sponsoring entity when Home House was envisioned and then built … Continue reading →
The Rotary Club of Jasper held a “sweat equity” workday at Hope House on Saturday, March 24th where Rotary members and members of the Hope House Board of Directors teamed up to clean-up/fix-up Hope House to get things ready for … Continue reading →
Hope House hoped to raise a few dollars to help keep it open for the children who often have no other place to go. First Baptist Church of Jasper allowed Hope House to host a Pancake Breakfast for our community … Continue reading →
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Board members cook and serve hot dogs and burgers at the Jasper Cruise In on August 27th to raise more funds for Hope House … Continue reading →
Members of the Hope House Board recently gathered to work on the annual fund raising campaign. Several years ago after hearing a speech highlighting the plight of parents who cannot or will not care for them, Nelson Dussault and … Continue reading →