Hope's Harbor

Hope's Harbor

Hospitality

Fort Wayne, Indiana 421 followers

We help families stay strong, stay refreshed and stay close to their loved ones. #StrengthNextDoor

About us

Hope’s Harbor supports children receiving medical care by providing critical hospitality services—like housing, meals and community—to their families.

Website
https://hopesharborfw.org/
Industry
Hospitality
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2003

Locations

Employees at Hope's Harbor

Updates

  • When any distance is too great, every mile counts. When you're looking for answers, every moment counts. That's why, at Hope's Harbor, our mission is to close the distance. Watch our new video, "Close to You" to learn how we provide Strength Next Door.

  • Thank you to the Vantage MedTech Commercial Team for preparing a delicious meal for the families at Hope’s Harbor! ❤️ Your generosity and care truly brighten the day for our guests and remind us how powerful community support can be.

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  • The Yoder Family shares their heartfelt gratitude: "Thanks so much for letting us stay here while the twins were in the NICU! And for letting us have Matthias here while we were waiting for Malachi to be released. We greatly appreciated the soft beds, food, and shower... kinda like a home away from home! May God bless everyone who helps make Hope's Harbor possible." Stories like this remind us why we do what we do. 💕

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  • Happy 50th Birthday, Evan Wood, Ph.D., SHRM-SCP! 🎉 This afternoon, our Development Manager, Hannah Cottingham, joined Evan at Turnstone Center as he strides toward his incredible goal: 50,000 steps on his 50th birthday to raise $50,000 for local organizations—including Hope's Harbor! Evan’s passion for health and philanthropy is inspiring, and there’s still time to give. Join Evan in supporting families when they need it most! https://lnkd.in/gySkuPcM

  • Hope's Harbor reposted this

    As I approach a major milestone – turning 50 – I've been reflecting on the power of community and the incredible impact that sports can have on people’s lives, especially for amputees like my daughter Cami. On December 17th, my 50th birthday, I’ll be walking 50,000 steps with the goal of raising $50,000 to support 5 amazing organizations that help amputees engage in a healthy, active life with a supportive community. These groups do life-changing work by creating opportunities for people to stay active, connected, and empowered. 👉 Here are the 5 organizations I am supporting: Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) provides opportunities and support to people with physical disabilities so they can pursue active lifestyles through physical fitness and competitive athletics. The Challenged Athletes Foundation believes that involvement in sports at any level increases self-esteem, encourages independence, and enhances quality of life. Hope’s Harbor supports children receiving medical care by providing critical hospitality services—like housing, meals and community—to their families. Turnstone Center creates possibilities as Northeast Indiana's only free-standing not-for-profit organization providing a comprehensive continuum of supportive services addressing the unique needs of people with disabilities and their families. USA Patriots Athletics (formerly known as the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team) bring athletic and like-minded veteran amputees together to promote the benefits of inclusive sport and therapeutic recreational activities, to inspire and motivate communities of people, to support children with physical challenges, and to operate as a vehicle that offers national opportunities for continued service to our country. USA Volleyball Foundation provides financial support for USA Volleyball’s mission and strategic priorities, and thereby promotes the continued development, growth and sustainability of beach, indoor, sitting, snow and Beach ParaVolley volleyball in the United States. Your support means everything, and I can’t wait to walk this journey with my community. Let’s make 50,000 steps count for something BIG! 💪

    Evan Wood's 50th Birthday Challenge

    www.linkedin.com

  • Love Light Shine Bright 2024 was a success! This year, we expanded to Dupont Hospital for the first time, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the turnout. 🌟 More than 60 people showed up at each location to spread hope and light to families with hospitalized loved ones. Thank you for making this season a little brighter for those we serve! 💛

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  • Our board president, Evan Wood, is a powerhouse! He is turning his 50th birthday into a celebration of generosity and impact! ❤️ Evan is taking 50,000 steps to raise $50,000 for nonprofits close to his heart, including Hope’s Harbor. His dedication to serving families in crisis is truly inspiring, and we couldn’t be more grateful for his leadership and compassion. Check out this amazing article from the Journal Gazette highlighting Evan’s journey and the difference he’s making for our community! Let’s cheer Evan on as he steps into his next milestone—and toward greater impact for families in need. 💙👟 #HopeInEveryStep #HopesHarbor #50kSteps50kHope

    50th birthday celebration involves 50,000 steps, hopes to raise $50,000 for nonprofits

    50th birthday celebration involves 50,000 steps, hopes to raise $50,000 for nonprofits

    journalgazette.net

  • Today's the Day! ✨ Get ready to join us for Love Light Shine Bright as we gather at both Lutheran and Dupont Hospitals to shine a beacon of hope! Bring your flashlight and join us in this beautiful show of support for families with hospitalized children. 💡💙 Lutheran Hospital: Meet inside the Heart Pavilion. Dupont Hospital: Meet inside the main entrance. 🎶 6:30 PM: Gather for music and treats provided by Hope's Harbor Family Hospitality Homes! ✨ 7:00-7:15 PM: Shine bright for those who need it most! Together, we’ll show them they’re not alone. #LoveLightShineBright

    ‘Love Light Shine Bright’ beams growing support to hospitalized patients this holiday season

    ‘Love Light Shine Bright’ beams growing support to hospitalized patients this holiday season

    21alivenews.com

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