HOPE South Florida 2012 Annual Report

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G I V E H O P E

Live

H O W

Y O U

G I V E

H O P E

Taste

Teach

Shop


G I V E H O P E

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D I R E C T O R ’ S

M E S S A G E


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M I N I S T R Y

At our core, HOPE South Florida strives

Build HOPE is our firm belief

Build HOUSING is our commit-

Build COMMUNITY is our

to assist those families and individuals that

that the Church should be the entry

ment to provide stable restorative

effort to engage the Church to

experience homelessness with services and

point to loving community for fami-

housing programs for families

develop meaningful relationships

support that bring together the Christian

lies facing homelessness and those

and individuals, both in crisis

and create loving community

community so that lives are transformed

individuals living on the streets.

and through long-term support.

for those served.

and relationships are built.


Live

Live HOPE encompasses all the housing programs offered through HOPE South Florida. With a strong emphasis on families, Live HOPE provides creative housing solutions through crisis and transitional housing programs for those facing homelessness in our community.


G I V E H O P E

L I V E H O P E

2012 brought the “Build Housing” component of our ministry model to life. Building on our established housing programs, 2012 saw the creation of many new housing options, giving those facing homelessness a place to truly Live HOPE.

3 new churches joined our Faith-In-Action program A new front door entry point for families facing homelessness was created through our partner, First Baptist Church of Fort Lauderdale.

as host partners.

4 scattered site crisis housing units were created. Trinity Lutheran + 2 new duplex rooms + “Miramar house.”

4 new permanent housing

4 rapid re-housing units

units for individuals were

for families were created

created through the launch

through the launch of

of “Dave’s House.”

“The Rio House.” A new program that provides housing and holistic support services through a strategic partnership with Rio Vista Community Church and their Team HOPE volunteers.

Families housed: 192 families | 403 children


Taste

At our table, you are always welcome. Taste HOPE is where those who find themselves homeless come to enjoy a taste of HOPE through a shared hot meal served by volunteers like YOU!


G I V E H O P E

T A S T E H O P E

Appetites unite us all, so sharing food is a starting point for building community. Working together with our church network and volunteers throughout the community, HOPE South Florida was able to provide

31,850 shared meals for homeless individuals through our Taste HOPE program.

Currently, 4 lead churches and volunteers from dozens of various churches provide a shared meal for upwards of

150- 200 men, women, and children at least three nights every week.

31,850 meals shared

As any one of our meal guests or volunteers wil l tel l you. It’s so much more than a meal. For those that serve and come to be served it’s community, comfort and HOPE. Don’t take our word for it, come out and experience it for yourself – taste HOPE as you GiveHOPE.


Teach

Children served: 123 God’s Little Lambs | 32 A+ces

The restoration of HOPE must begin with our children. The experience of homelessness and poverty can have a devastating effect on a child’s self-worth and educational success.

In 2012 our Teach HOPE

In 2012 our Teach HOPE

programs provide professional

programs provided safe,

childcare and educational activities

consistent childcare and

to children of homeless and low

afterschool programming

income families. Teach HOPE

to 155 homeless and

builds HOPE by adding value,

underprivileged children.

restoring dignity and remembering

This assistance gave

the worth of each and every

parents the opportunity

child served.

to obtain, and maintain, gainful employment while knowing their children were in a nurturing and educational environment.


Shop

Every nonprofit needs a successful business enterprise to offset their overhead. Shop HOPE is one of the simplest ways to Give HOPE to those we serve.

Shop for treasure or make us your choice thrift store for donation,

Shop HOPE provides not only needed revenue but our families and community the items they need to restore HOPE.

$40,000 of product given to members served


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A look back… Our annual campaign, “Give HOPE” was much more than an appeal for

Foundations | Grants $875,850.00

financial contributions – it was an

Thrift Store $221,878.00

invitation to join us. We asked you to align your story with what we

66%

HOPE. Over 4,900 volunteers and

Other $148,107.00

14%

believe is God’s story – a story of

9%

Organizations $109,510.00

OPERATING REVENUES

7%

50,000 + volunteer hours later,

Individuals $104,600.00

HOPE was built, housing created,

6%

and loving community was restored.

Events $148,107.00

9%

Giving HOPE began with YOU. TOTAL IN-KIND SERVICES

Every time you provided a homeless

$188,900.00

mother and her children crisis VOLUNTEERS

shelter at your church, every time

4,900 + reflecting 50,000 + hours

you greeted a homeless individual with a warm smile and a hot meal,

Thrift Ministry $249,467.00

16%

and every time you chose to offer your time, talents and resources, you

68%

7%

Administrative $106,252.00

reminded those facing homelessness of their value, dignity and worth. The story of HOPE South Florida is your story – it’s our story, a story of HOPE and restoration through loving community. In the end, what we ask is simple: don’t just give, join us.

OPERATING EXPENSES

9%

Development $151,284.00 Programs | Services $1,095,927.00


G I V E H O P E

M I N I S T R Y

M E M B E R S

HOPE South Florida Church Network

would like to thank the many caring and inspired individual donors, corporate and foundation donors; as well as recognize many supporters who have donated through church partners and corporations.

Gloria Dei Lutheran Church

Church Network Members

Metropolitan Baptist

Boca Community Church

OASIS Church

Calvary Chapel Ft. Lauderdale

Parkridge Baptist

Christ Church United Methodist

Plantation United Methodist Church

Christian Life Center

Riverside Fellowship

CityChurch Fort Lauderdale

St. Anthony Catholic

Coral Ridge Presbyterian

St. Benedict

First Baptist of Ft. Lauderdale

St. Benedict Episcopal

First Presbyterian of Ft. Lauderdale

St. Bonaventure Catholic Church

First Christian Church of Ft. Lauderdale

St. Gabriel Catholic

Hollywood Community Church

St. Gregory Catholic

Mount Bethel Church

St. Henry

Rio Vista Community Church

St. Martin Episcopal

Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran

St. Maurice

HOPE South Florida takes financial stewardship very seriously and

Sojourn Church

St. Maurice Catholic

submits to the highest ethical and accounting standards. In addition,

Trinity Lutheran of Ft. Lauderdale

Trinity Lutheran

HSF Church Affiliates

Board of Directors

1st Presbyterian Pompano

Matt Lomenick, Chair

we are members of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), a national accrediting agency, and certified by Ministry Ventures.

1st UMC of Ft. Lauderdale

Fred Scarbrough, Founder

HOPE South Florida is a Christian-based 501(c)(3) non-profit

All Saints Episcopal

William (Bill) Cranshaw, Treasurer

organization, operating since 1995, with the mission to provide

Ascension peace

Kim Saiswick, Secretary

HOPE for the homeless and hurting through services and partnerships

Assumption Catholic

with the Christian community. Serving as the lead organization in

Atlantic Baptist

a network of partner churches and organizations, we are working

Calvary en Espa単ol

together to provide a holistic Christian response to homelessness in our community. Over the years we have provided emergency shelter, housing assistance, and support services to thousands of homeless families throughout Broward County.

Robin Martin, Executive Director Gail Auguston

Calvary Plantation

Mark Burton

Church by The Sea

Pery Canan

Church of the Little Flower

Tim Dobbins

Dania UMC

Andy Mitchel

Emmanuel Baptist

Mike Moran

First Baptist of Pompano

Susan Pierce

First Congregational

Dave Smith

First Lutheran

Jason Smith

First Presbyterian

Jen Stepleton


To learn more, please contact our office at 954.566.2311 Fax: 954.566.2302

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