HOUSE of HOPE exists to bring HELP and HOPE to those in our community who find themselves in a time of crisis and need. We do this by offering food, clothing, referrals and connections to other resources available for their specific area of need. SafeLink phone services and Health Care Service agencies are also on site when they visit our facilities. We are also working to provide educational empowering resources to help each one who visits HOH change their life with skills to better themselves, including: job/interview training skills, health, nutrition and fitness education, cooking demonstrations/recipes, financial tools and budgeting tips. It is our desire to help change the lives of those who visit HOH so that in the future they will be the ones helping others find hope and a future.
We are currently doing a drive-through pantry starting
at 10:30 a.m. in order to create a safe place
for those coming for food at this time.
“We are an equal opportunity provider”
Offering help to those in need
Food, Clothing, Referrals, Education Empowering Resources, Prayer and More
(Free clothing is available for those in our Adopt-A-Family program)
Open 1st and 3rd Monday of each month
from 10:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m.
House of Hope also provides help and hope in other locations (Hope Inwood Mobile Pantry and Hope Auburndale Mobile Pantry 4x a month) and also
various community events, homeless sites,
low-income seniors apartment building,
special holiday help to include Thanksgiving Baskets
and Christmas Stockings.
To make a tax-deductible donation towards HOH, become a monthly sponsor, or find out other ways in which you can help with House of Hope, please contact Kathy Edwards (email at Kathy@GodsChampions.com or our offices at 863-294-3561). You can also donate from the donate button below on this website (please notate for HOH in donation) or
by mail to our address listed below.
HOUSE of HOPE exists to bring HELP and HOPE to those in our community who find themselves in a time of crisis and need. We do this by offering food, clothing, referrals and connections to other resources available for their specific area of need. SafeLink phone services and Health Care Service agencies are also on site when they visit our facilities. We are also working to provide educational empowering resources to help each one who visits HOH change their life with skills to better themselves, including: job/interview training skills, health, nutrition and fitness education, cooking demonstrations/recipes, financial tools and budgeting tips. It is our desire to help change the lives of those who visit HOH so that in the future they will be the ones helping others find hope and a future.
