The HOPE Institute has been providing assistance to challenged populations since 2017.  We've provided donations to veterans and domestic violence organizations, provided mental wellness services to an organization that rescues women and children from human trafficking, have trained at-risk youth and young adults in entrepreneurial skills, and created the "Ignite the SPARK" initiative for suicide prevention.

Our efforts now are focused on creating a network of multigenerational healing villages.  These villages will provide transitional housing for a variety of populations.  As a "grow and go" community, residents will be provided with 6-24 months of housing, integrative mental wellness modalities, and workforce development skills in entrepreneurship, the trades and other understaffed career paths to promote self-sustainability.

As a "collaboration incubator", HOPE works with smaller non-profits to bring them together in a team that can access more public recognition and resources that allow them to provide real solutions to the populations they serve.

Another unique element of the HOPE Institute is the HOPE for Healing Fund, where we collect donations that can subsidize "natural medicine" for products and services not covered by health insurance, but have been proven to improve wellness results.