When someone becomes homeless, most people imagine a chronic condition—years on the street, substance abuse, or mental illness. The truth is, many women become homeless because of a single event: a medical emergency, a lost job, a divorce, or a sudden rent hike.
It’s called situational homelessness, and it’s far more common than you think.
At Hope House Foundation, we support women and mothers with children who have lost their homes—but not their determination to get back on track. With space for up to 12 women and their children (boys up to age 8), we provide a stable home for up to six months, along with tools to rebuild self-sufficiency.
When you make charity donations, you’re not just easing the burden. You’re empowering someone to move forward. Your donation doesn’t disappear into an abstract cause. It goes directly toward food, housing, life skills support, and emotional encouragement for women working hard to regain independence.
Here’s what your donation supports:
- Transitional housing for women and children facing homelessness.
- Job readiness coaching and help finding employment.
- Educational support and access to a learning center.
- A nurturing community that restores confidence and dignity.
- A safe environment where healing and progress are possible.
Charity donations help cover the real, everyday costs of running our program—from utilities and groceries to childcare and transportation. Every donation, no matter how small, makes a difference.
You don’t have to solve homelessness alone. By giving locally, you can help one woman at a time change her story.
If you’re searching for a meaningful way to give back, this is it. Choose charity donations that matter—and make a difference.