ABOUT US
Youth homelessness is a growing crisis.
Harbor Hope Center is a private, non-profit organization established to serve individuals and families suffering from homelessness, poverty, hunger, broken homes, drug and alcohol-related problems.
We were created to fill the funding gap that existed between the larger cities of Tacoma and Bremerton in the Gig Harbor and Peninsula area. Our goal is to create a safety network that assists in meeting the growing economic, physical and emotional needs through our five pillars: host home program, mentoring program, food, clothing and transportation assistance.
Harbor Hope Center operates two fully-staffed Care Homes that provide transitional housing for homeless male and female high school and middle school students.
Your support of Harbor Hope Center the lives of homeless and at-risk students in Gig Harbor and the Peninsula.
We need your immediate support to pay for housing and program expenses, operate our weekly mentoring, parenting, transportation and other urgent services and more beds for homeless and at-risk students.
HOST HOME
Learn about our Host Home Program and how you can help provide a safe and stable environment for at-risk homeless youth to learn and thrive.
MENTORING
Our mentorship program focuses on helping students and parents develop key life skills allowing them to become self-sufficient and thrive after graduation.
TRANSPORTATION
To help homeless students maintain their daily commitments, our volunteers provide rides to school, appointments, and activities.
CLOTHING
For many of these children, buying clothing is a financial burden. We provide clean, wearable clothing to make student success more likely.
FOOD
Aiming to work collaboratively with other not-for-profit organizations, our food program is designed to fill social service gaps and end hunger in our community.
CHANGE A LIFE TODAY
It is our mission to ensure that no neighbor is left with unmet needs. Your contribution to Harbor Hope Center helps to support our efforts in improving the lives of homeless youth in our community.