Category: News

The other day we posted the first in what we expect will be the stories of Hope Clothing. The story, told by Karen Kincaid, our volunteer coordinator is just a typical example of many stories we could tell and are planning to tell.


It is the kind of story we need more of -- the kind of story that captures what being part of this community is all about. And we really need to tell that kind of story to as many people as possible.

There are too many stories of bad news. There are too many stories about people putting people down, hating them or mistreating them. We need to hear this kind of story.

There are too many stories of hopelessness. We need to hear stories of hope. We need to hear about what God is doing.

So will you help us spread this story and the ones that will follow it?

Follow this link: Stories of Hope Clothing #1 and then click on "Share" to find all kinds of sharing options. You can post to twitter, facebook, send out emails or use any number of other social media links. Let's share the good news story.

Carrots, red potatoes and white potatoes.

Isn't this "two-ey" great?

left to right:  Myrtle Kohli, Rosella Roos, Minnie Jardine and Hazel Howell.

Working together with several local organizations and agencies to provide the best care for those in our community.

Karen, and the models in the fashion show showcasing clothing from Hope Clothing.

Who knew this guy could model?!?!

A very pretty dress found at Hope Clothing.

We host Al-ateen, Al-Anon and A-A on Friday nights.

The Y Employment services at our Launch.  They also visit most Food Bank Thursdays.

A pretty mauve dress for a little girl, available at Hope Clothing.

Another pretty dress for a young girl found at Hope Clothing.