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Blossom Ball!
Join us at the West Shore Country Club on March 21, 2020 at 5:00 pm for the annual Blossom Ball!
Bridge of Hope Network-wide Outcomes FY 2018-19
206
Women & Children Served
81%
of exiting families had sustainable housing
93%
of exiting families were employed
376
Neighboring Volunteers
Stories of Hope
Laura’s Story
Laura was the first in her family to graduate from high school, then college. In her mid-20s, she was a full-time paralegal raising a toddler when an unexpected cancer diagnosis plunged her into financial distress. Told she earned too much to qualify for public assistance, she and her son had been living out of their car for months when someone mentioned Bridge of Hope.
Read Full StoryThe success of Bridge of Hope is that the program matches homeless women who want help with groups of individuals and families who want to help, a unique approach. . . The bridge, of course, is this caring scaffolding that links the resources of the local church to the neglected needy in the community.
Karen Mains | Chicago, IL