At Hope Center for Women and Children, we provide safe, comfortable housing in a homey atmosphere. Our life recovery program is meant to meet the spiritual, physical and emotional needs of single women and moms with children who are facing homelessness, hunger, abuse, addiction and other struggles. Most importantly, we provide unconditional love and Christian community.
You can help offer healing and hope by participating in our Adopt-a-Room program. Here’s how it works:
1. You or your group can make a financial donation and “adopt” a specific room at Hope Center for one year. Below are pictures of available rooms and financial support levels.
2. You may pay for the full year at once or through monthly giving. You can make your gift online here or by calling (515) 265-7272.
3. A plaque with your name will be posted outside the door to the room you’ve adopted. Or, if you prefer to remain anonymous, we’ll hang a plaque with a favorite Bible verse of your choosing. We welcome you to schedule a time to visit Hope Center to see the room you’ve adopted and learn more about how you are making a difference in the lives of the women and children who live with us.
Rooms and Annual Adoption Cost
Large Main Living Rooms
$5,000
Large Children’s Rooms
$5,000
Kitchen/Dining Rooms
$3,000
Bedrooms
$1,500
Smaller Living Rooms
$1,500
Toy Rooms
$1,000
We currently have three bedrooms ($1,500), one small living room ($1,500) and a children’s game room ($5,000) available for adoption. To “adopt” one of these open rooms, please click here or contact Fred Hollister at (515) 265-7272 or fhollister@hopeiowa.org.
What are you funding when you “adopt” a room?
- Safe shelter
- Nutritious meals
- Essential personal care items
- Christian community and guidance
- Case management
- Individualized care plans and programming for each woman and child
- Holistic spiritual, physical and emotional recovery
- Supportive services to meet education, job training and independent living needs
“I made the decision to ‘adopt’ a room at Hope Center for Women and Children because it felt like a tangible way for me to give to this wonderful organization. I adopted a kitchen which I see as the heart of a home. I can think about and pray for every person who walks in and out of that room, hoping that what they say and do can be a blessing to others both inside and outside the house.”
– Beth Raymond
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