CLOTHING PROGRAM
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, over 12% of the population of Pierce County lives in poverty. It is estimated that nearly 7% of school-age children in the Peninsula School District live in poverty. For many of these children, buying clothing is a financial burden. Harbor Hope Center partners with individuals, businesses and community organizations to provide new clothing for students. Additionally, a grant from the Kiwanis Club of Gig Harbor and their Kiwanis Cares for Kids Program, provides an allotted amount for clothing per student.
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.