Programs with Purpose

HopeRise Resource Center offers faith-based programs and community initiatives designed to support individuals and families through education, encouragement, and practical resources. All programs are offered at no cost to participants and are made possible through the generosity of donors and volunteers. 

HopeRise Programs:

Hope for the Holidays

A seasonal outreach initiative providing encouragement, care packages, and support to individuals and families during the holiday season.

Gear Up for Success

A back-to-school readiness program that helps students and families prepare for the school year through supplies, resources, and community support.

B.I.G. — Brothers in Growth

A men’s development initiative focused on personal growth, leadership, accountability, and faith-based encouragement.

S.I.S. — Sisters in Strength

A women’s support community centered on healing, encouragement, unity, and personal development in a faith-based environment.

HopeVisitors

A volunteer-led outreach program offering encouragement, check-ins, and community support to individuals and families through visits and connection.

Fresh Start

A support initiative designed to help individuals seeking stability, direction, and renewed hope through encouragement and resource guidance.

Vision Builders

A faith-based personal and business development program helping individuals clarify goals, strengthen vision, and take practical steps forward.

Community Outreach

Ongoing outreach efforts that connect individuals and families with resources, partnerships, and faith-based support through community engagement.

What We Mean by Non-Clinical

HopeRise Resource Center is a non-clinical, faith-based organization. This means we do not provide medical treatment, mental health therapy, clinical counseling, legal services, or professional diagnoses.

Our programs focus on education, encouragement, spiritual growth, community support, and practical resources. HopeRise offers a safe, supportive environment where individuals can grow, connect, and receive encouragement, but participation is not a substitute for medical, mental health, or professional services.