Welcome to Hopegivers help someone in dire need escape homelessness
Right now, individuals and families struggling to survive on the streets are desperate for food, shelter and lasting change. Your gift today will help provide holistic, life-changing resources and care to help our hurting neighbors go from merely surviving to truly thriving. All while sharing the love of Jesus!
- Jonathan B. from Tacoma gave $517.50. We appreciate you!
- William and Robin L. from Spanaway gave $100. We appreciate you!
- Faithlina A. from University Place gave $250. Thanks!
- James B. from Lakewood gave $258.75. Thank you!
- Ronald M. from Enumclaw gave $10. We’re thankful for you!
- Clifton B. from Puyallup gave $25. Thank you!
- Robert K. from Milton gave $103.50. We’re thankful for you!
- Brent D. from Tacoma gave $41.40. Thanks!
- Robert B. from Puyallup gave $103.50. Thanks so much!
- Hayley B. from Tacoma gave $5.17. Thanks so much!
- Laura B. from Tacoma gave $51.75. Thank you!
- Janalee W. from Tacoma gave $100. You’re amazing!
- Betty E. from University Place gave $25.87. We’re thankful for your partnership!
- David and Mary M. from Gig Harbor gave $103.50. Thank you!
- Marvin C. from Gig Harbor gave $50. Thank you!
- Eric J. from Federal Way gave $350. We’re thankful for your partnership!
- William S. from Gig Harbor gave $103.50. Thank you!
- Eunshin C. from University Place gave $10. You’re amazing!
- Winona W. from Lake Tapps gave $103.50. You’re amazing!
- Mary Ann H. from Tacoma gave $50. Thanks!
- Kindra C. from Mercer Island gave $37.26. We’re thankful for you!
- Carrie F. from Puyallup gave $258.75. We appreciate your partnership!
- Kristen G. from Gig Harbor gave $103.50. You’re amazing!
- Brent D. from Tacoma gave $41.40. Thank you!
- Stephen S. from Tacoma gave $1,035. You’re amazing!
- David S. from Lakewood gave $258.75. We appreciate you!
- Hayley B. from Tacoma gave $5.17. We appreciate you!
- Phyllis B. from Gig Harbor gave $500. You’re amazing!
- Kawehilani M. from Tacoma gave $25.87. Thank you!
- Kathy S. from Tacoma gave $50. Thanks!
- Peter K. from Tacoma gave $31.05. Thank you!
- Sharon and Jeff G. from Auburn gave $103.50. We’re thankful for your partnership!
- Russell B. from Graham gave $50. We appreciate you!
- Denyse M. from Lake Tapps gave $258.75. Thanks so much!
- Michael T. from Tacoma gave $103.50. We’re thankful for you!
- Steve and Janey W. from Tacoma gave $103.50. You’re amazing!
- Lauren L. from Tacoma gave $103.50. Thanks!
- Hayley B. from Tacoma gave $5.17. Thanks!
- Sharon S. from Tacoma gave $200. Thank you!
- Tricia B. from University Place gave $103.50. We’re thankful for your partnership!
- Kawehilani M. from Tacoma gave $25.87. You’re amazing!
- Diana D. from Gig Harbor gave $500. Thank you!
- James B. from Puyallup gave $20. We’re thankful for your partnership!
- Betty E from University Place gave $25.87. Thank you!
- Carole K. from Federal Way gave $50. Thanks!
- Riley M. from Tacoma gave $517.50. We appreciate you!
- Carol R. from Lakewood gave $50. You’re amazing!
- Clayton K. from Tacoma gave $51.75. We appreciate your partnership!
- Russell B. from Graham gave $50. We appreciate your partnership!
- Tiffany G. from University Place gave $51.75. You’re amazing!
- Mary K. from Salem gave $1,000. Thanks!
- Joanette H. from Tacoma gave $25.87. We appreciate your partnership!
- Kawehilani M. from Tacoma gave $25.87. We’re thankful for you!
- Felix S. from Graham gave $62.10. Thank you!
- Kyle and Maria C. from Everett gave $1,000. We appreciate you!
- Carol T. from Bonney Lake gave $51.75. We’re thankful for your partnership!
- Dorothy D. from Tacoma gave $103.50. We appreciate you!
- Brian T. from Gig Harbor gave $5,000. We appreciate you!
- David F. from Spanaway gave $517.50. You’re amazing!
Escaping homelessness
starts with food & shelter. . . But it doesn’t stop there
“Knowing I had a place to stay and food available is honestly what got me through. But, what I received beyond that, in the Mission’s recovery program, is what saved my life,” Ryan emotionally shares.
For many others like Ryan, the meals and shelter generous friends like you make possible are often a vital first step. Our neighbors in need then have crucial opportunity to connect with life-changing services and holistic care. That’s when lasting stability, restoration and transformation truly happens.
“The Mission has done more for me than I ever thought possible. First and foremost, I found my faith again. For that alone, I could never pay them back. They don’t tell you how to life a good life. They show you how to recognize it yourself and make plans to continue living a better life,” Ryan shares gratefully.
Ryan now has a job and is working to restore family relationships. He’s moving forward in his life, has a bright future, and is healing – emotionally, physically and spiritually. He even hopes to eventually come on staff at the Mission to help others experience real, lasting transformation.
Today, you can play a vital role in the stories of so many others who are still experiencing homelessness and hurt. Desperate for an opportunity to change their life and step into a better future.
Will you give a gift to help some in dire need?
Your gifts provide crucial care & tools to help our neighbors in dire need rebuild their lives
Daily Meals
Daily Meals
“I thought there was no love for me out there anymore, but I was wrong. There is, and I found that in a meal.”
– James
Shelter
Shelter
“If this place did not exist, our baby would have died. That’s a hard, medical fact.”
– Dave
Job Readiness
Job Readiness
“The staff at the Mission gave me a voice . . . they kept encouraging me and more.”
– Jason
Education
Education
“The Mission helped me be more than I was. Without the confidence I now have with my GED, I wouldn’t be where I am.” – Paul
Addiction Recovery
Addiction Recovery
“This program is what made the difference. It’s not a clean and sober program, it’s discipleship.”
– Morgan
Faith Formation
Faith Formation
“I felt like there were chains holding me down. I didn’t know I could ask Jesus to release me. I can breathe now. Before, I felt dead.” – Kathleen
Mental Health
Mental Health
“I learned where my behaviors came from. Why I was so angry and defensive. It helped me have goals and achieve them.” – Amanda
Veteran Services
Veteran Services
“My life was getting bleaker. Being here gave me hope. You can really see the staff’s dedication to helping veterans like me.” – Justin
Youth Services
Youth Services
“Without the Mission, I wouldn’t be graduating.”
– Tre’von,
Age 17
The need is rising but together, we can help
Because of the impacts of the pandemic and economic collapse, the number of people coming to the Mission in dire need is only expected to increase. You can play a vital role in helping ensure that our most vulnerable neighbors get the help they desperately need. Your gift of any amount will help to transform and restore another life.
A huge thanks to our sponsors
Your generosity is helping to make a lasting difference for vulnerable people and our community.
Virtual Table Hosts Individual & Team Fundraisers
Each Virtual Table Host listed below represents a fundraiser hosted by friends like you. Simply click on your Virtual Table Host’s name below to join them in raising crucial funds to help provide an urgently needed women’s shelter and life-changing services to women in need.
Individuals
- Amanda Paschall
- Stefanie Glover
- Kylynn Richey
- Hayley Uliana
- Cynthia Mwansa
- Melody Eastman
- Larry Hackman
- Emily Koo
- Casey Hubbell
- Sarah McKinney
- Windy Bruns
- Laura Hokenstad
Teams
Thank You to Our Current Sponsors
You are helping to transform and restore the lives of our most vulnerable neighbors and making a lasting difference in our community.
Transformation Level Sponsors
Ueland Foundation
A private family foundation whose focus is early learning and education, providing a safety net for those in need, and conservation.
The Carino Family
The Carino Family
The Carino Family have been dedicated supporters of the Mission. Partners in
equipping and empowering our hurting neighbors to step into new life. Ernie Carino
even acted as a catalyst for the new women’s shelter which will be named after him.
Strength Level Sponsors
Providing excellence in logging, land clearing, trucking, demolition and the manufacturing of construction and landscape materials in the Pacific Northwest.
Grace Level Sponsors
Parker, Smith & Feek
Parker, Smith & Feek is a full-service brokerage firm providing business insurance, risk management, surety, employee benefits, and personal insurance solutions to a variety of industry sectors. Privately owned and headquartered in the Pacific Northwest, they are committed to serving their clients and the community.
Based out of Gig Harbor, Harbor Christian Center is a church that stands on the values of Truth, Community, Acceptance, Integrity, and Service.
Courage Level Sponsors
Through our experience of over 100 years, Robblee’s understands the demanding security needs of today’s world and tomorrow’s concerns. Our mission is to understand each and every customer need and security risks. Our knowledge of the ever-changing security technology allows us to design and provide the highest level of products to
our customers. We have a team of security professionals that will implement these products and exceed your expectations with service.
Unlike any other firm in the Northwest, Rush offers unparalleled insights and expertise in Real Estate and Development. Clients have the opportunity to work with Rush on as much or as little of a project as they choose. From assistance with financing or construction, on through to long-term property management, clients who work with Rush have the benefit of keeping project needs under one roof.
With over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry – ranging from designing financial plans for a New York based securities investment company to being a co-founder of an independent Registered Investment Advisory firm in Scottsdale, Arizona – Jacque is an expert financial advisor. She is dedicated to providing professional, objective financial advice to help her clients make personalized financial decisions that are in their best interest while making sense for their personal goals and life stages.
Since opening in 2001, PRINT NW has become the largest commercial printer in the South Sound. They are focused on adapting and listening to client’s needs, are adamant about employing competitive market strategies, and improving manufacturing function and form AND are constantly developing new products and services to meet customer-changing needs.
And a special thank you to . . .
DP&C isn’t your typical accounting firm. For one thing, our mission isn’t to win more business; it’s to help our clients succeed in theirs. We want to work with businesses, organizations and individuals striving to become better, stronger, more effective and more efficient. We can help them get there. The work we do is complicated. Our commitment to our clients is not. We have a no-nonsense pledge to speak plainly and provide clear, accurate and timely advice. The powerful results our clients achieve speak for themselves
Gateway Communications was formed in 1992 with a mission to provide small to mid-sized organizations with the kind of outstanding quality, responsiveness and cost-conscious marketing capabilities that the nation’s largest organizations enjoy. Now nearly 30 years later, that commitment has helped Gateway Communications become a trusted marketing partner to organizations and agencies, specializing in quality print and mail services. We take tremendous satisfaction that, despite our growth over the years, we still have the privilege of serving each of the organizations that we began with during our first two years of operation.
Alma Mater is a space to celebrate, nurture, and evolve with the Tacoma Community through food, performance, work, education, and social exchange. The idea for a building that encompassed an incubator for artists, areas to perform and display their work, and an economical engine to support them was activated by Jason Heminger’s own creative journey after a three-year stint in Colorado working in education. In the summer of 2015, Jason brough on long-time friends and like-minded thinkers Aaron Spiro and Rachel Ervin to help develop his vision into a concrete plan. Since then, the Alma Mater team has received generous investment, support, and excitement for what’s to come.
Since 2005, Triniti Media has traveled across the country and around the globe capturing and creating visuals from Tacoma to Hong Kong to Uganda. Their work has appeared on TV, in film festivals, even in a book you can buy at Costco! Not to mention the countless websites, tradeshows, and fundraising events. While working in the video world is fun in that it’s a creative outlet and they get to work with cool toys, the most rewarding part of Triniti Media’s work is partnering with organizations and helping tell their story. It’s truly a privilege that they don’t take lightly.
