Providing HOPE for Women and their Children
Giving Tuesday is almost here — a day when people around the world unite to give hope, healing, and new beginnings. At House of Hope New Hampshire, we see the power of that hope every day as women walk through our doors weary, hurting, and searching for a life beyond addiction and crisis.
Because of the compassion of partners like you, we are celebrating eight years of serving over 100 women and their children, providing a Christ-centered home where restoration begins, families are strengthened, and generational chains are broken.
This year, our Giving Tuesday campaign focuses on a very specific and urgent need:
We must raise $50,000 to purchase a safe and reliable 10–12 passenger van.
This vehicle is essential to safely transport our residents and their children to medical appointments, church services, recovery meetings, GED classes, community events, and the daily activities that help them rebuild their lives.
The women we serve are mothers, daughters, and sisters — each created by God with purpose and immeasurable worth. Many arrive with little more than a suitcase and a prayer. Your gift toward this van ensures that transportation is never a barrier to their healing journey.
Your Giving Tuesday gift — of any size — will move us closer to securing this vital vehicle.
Early donations count toward our $50,000 goal, and each contribution directly impacts the women and children entrusted to our care.
Ways to Give:
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House Of Hope NH
P.O.Box 10371
Swanzey, NH 03446
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Your generosity makes a tangible difference. When you give, you are not only meeting a practical need — you are helping
women encounter the love of Christ, experience restoration, and build a new future for themselves and their children.
Thank you for standing with us in this season of gratitude. Together, we can ensure that every woman who walks through
our doors has the support, transportation, and hope she needs to rebuild her life.
Since January 2024, we have provided refuge for 111 women and 61 children, illustrating the profound ripple effects of our work as it transforms not only individual lives but also the very fabric of families, reuniting them and restoring hope.
In the last year, four of our recent graduates have made these achievements:
A mom with 2 teenagers, acquired a job, an apartment and her eldest daughter has just finished LNA Training.
A very recent graduate has moved and is planning to attend Bible college in January.
A graduate reunited with her husband.
A graduate is now our Administrative Assistant at House Of Hope NH and has joined our Board of Directors, as Board Secretary.
With sincere gratitude,
Phyllis Phelps
Saving Lives, Impacting Generations