Fundholder Friday | @homeofhopegcs At Home of Hope, families receive more than just food and shelter; they also receive support and guidance.

They find refuge, community and mentors who work with them to transform their lives. “[Home of Hope] is a transitional living facility for homeless children from birth to seventeen, along with their young moms. We're addressing the issue of suburban poverty, and our guests live with us here on campus anywhere from three months to a year and a half — whatever it takes,” shared Executive Director Maureen Kornowa. “We take our guests from homeless to feeling more hopeful and ultimately into a home of their own.” To support Home of Hope, find its fund in our bio! #nationalhomelessnessawarenessmonth