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Hope Street Ministry

Hope Street is The Greenhouse for People on 26th and Capitol. They provide housing and community to empower broken men, women, and children to cultivate a relationship with Jesus, themselves, and others to restore hope that flourishing is possible for us all.

At Hope Street, this takes shape in two ways: Homes at Hope Street is a 23-unit apartment building that provides housing for people coming from all sorts of brokenness, including substance abuse and incarceration. Shechem at Hope Street is a community center open to the public. Members of the community can come, play, build community, and feel safe.

Serve Saturday:

This is on the 2nd Saturday of every month from 9-12noon. This is a great opportunity for families, small groups, work teams etc. The group will work on a variety of projects: prepping spaces for new members, cleaning common areas, outside upkeep, or special projects. There are projects for every level and age at Serve Saturday.

Email Katee Holcomb to sign up. (katee@hopestreetministry.org)

Family Dinner:

Every Tuesday, the community gathers to break bread and build community. Volunteers, staff, board, or members provide the meal for the week. You can gather your family or friends to prepare a meal for 10-15 people. The meal can be dropped off hot by 4:45 pm on Tuesday or delivered to the office between 8:30-3:30 on Monday or Tuesday for staff to heat and put out. This is a drop-off opportunity for volunteers, pray over the meal, and involve your kids or friends to help supply the meal.

Email Kelly Nee for open dates.kelly@ambassadormke.org

Financial Ways to Help:

Amazon Wishlist:Providing housing at Homes and building community at Shechem requires a lot of items. Hope Street keeps an Amazon wishlist up to date with their highest-needed items to make it easy to click and ship right to Hope Street. Not all items need to be purchased from Amazon; things like household needs, paper products, or cleaning supplies can be picked up at the store and brought to Hope Street. Items like bed frames and mattresses are specific to the needs of Hope Street.
‍Christmas Store Wishlist:At Hope Street, they create a Christmas Store for Hope Street members to shop for family and friends. They stock the store with brand-new items suggested by their members. The items are greatly discounted for members to purchase. Members and their families experience the magic of Christmas through your generosity.

‍Gifts don't need to be purchased through the Amazon link, but please check it out for the types of items suggested by members. Clothing or candles are not accepted. Items need to be at Hope Street by Dec. 11th.

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