ABOUT
After teaching 25 years in the public school system and at a state-operated detention center, Founder and President, Sara Trollinger, started House of Hope, a residential program, in 1985 as a safe haven for hurting teens. Having witnessed firsthand the revolving doors for teenagers in the social service system, where they would come and go, repeating negative behaviors time and again, she saw the need for these troubled teens to understand the life-changing principles based on God’s Word. As a non-denominational, not-for-profit, Christ-centered residential program, House of Hope offers hurting teens, ages 13-17, a place to find hope and healing in a loving, supportive environment and be reconciled to their families.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Volunteers will assist with groundskeeping and general cleaning to help maintain a clean, welcoming environment at House of Hope. Tasks may include landscaping, picking up debris, sweeping, and other outdoor upkeep activities. All necessary supplies will be provided by House of Hope. This project can accommodate between 1 and 20 volunteers.