OUR MISSION

HOPE Helps, Inc's mission is to prevent and reduce hunger and homelessness in Central Florida by equipping individuals and families to become self-sufficient through Housing, Outreach, Prevention, and Education.

Client Resources

FOOD PANTRY

HOPE's Food Pantry provides nonperishable food, produce, meat and fresh bread, 4-days per week, all at no charge. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Open to clients from 9:00am-11:30am, closed 11:30am-12:30pm, and reopened 12:30pm-3:30pm. Wednesdays and Saturday: open to clients 9am - Noon.

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RESOURCE CENTER

HOPE serves the working poor, many clients who have never been in crisis before and the homeless. We believe in equipping individuals and families with the tools necessary to get them through their crisis by offering case management, financial literacy and access to additional resources.

Are you in need?

HOPE can help!

How do I qualify?

You must be a Seminole County, FL resident who believes they are in need of assistance.

Do you have questions?

Call us! We are here to help. Please give us a call at 321.765.4984 and leave a voice message with your contact information, we will reach out to you within 48 hours.

How to apply?

News from HOPE

We’re Hiring – Director of Finance

HOPE Helps, a local non-profit with a mission to prevent homelessness and keep families in their homes, is looking for a talented individual who is compassionate, resourceful and organized to join our team.  The ideal candidate will be self-motivated, committed to the organization’s mission and values, while consistently functioning as a highly dedicated team player […]

A Story of HOPE – Rachelle

* “Stories of HOPE” feature real clients and their stories, however, we use a stand-in name and image to protect their privacy * Your continued support gives HOPE to people like Rachelle. Rachelle is a single mother who has worked hard to make ends meet for many years. She is active with one of our Interfaith […]

A Story of HOPE – Elijah

* “Stories of HOPE” feature real clients and their stories, however, we use a stand-in name and image to protect their privacy * Since inception HOPE Helps has focused on collaborating with other agencies. We seek ways to support and assist clients with different crises and look for ways to help them rebuild their lives.  […]

A Story of HOPE – Jerry

* “Stories of HOPE” feature real clients and their stories, however, we use a stand-in name and image to protect their privacy * Many of our clients are shocked to find themselves needing our services. Sometimes hard times seemingly jump out of nowhere and it can take a very long time to dig yourself out […]

A Story of HOPE – Meadow

* “Stories of HOPE” feature real clients and their stories, however, we use a stand-in name and image to protect their privacy * As homelessness becomes more prevalent many people are still learning how to navigate the agencies they are seeking assistance from. At HOPE Helps, we are cognizant on how distressful this could be and […]

A Story of HOPE – Emily

* “Stories of HOPE” feature real clients and their stories, however, we use a stand-in name and image to protect their privacy * In 2021, Emily, a young mother facing the daunting reality of her unborn baby’s severe heart conditions, turned to HOPE Helps in search of support. Our comprehensive assistance, including food, hygiene products, […]

A story of HOPE – Jack

* “Stories of HOPE” feature real clients and their stories, however, we use a stand-in name and image to protect their privacy * In the midst of last year’s economic strains, Jack’s story stood out. Living with Post-Polio Syndrome and reliant on a limited social security disability income, Jack faced not just financial hardship but […]

A story of HOPE – Manuel

* “Stories of HOPE” feature real clients and their stories, however, we use a stand-in name and image to protect their privacy * As 2024 begins, we reflect on the economic challenges our community faced last year. The United States experienced a substantial increase in the cost of living in 2023, with inflation peaking at […]

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