Thank you for your support of Project Hope! Learn more about what’s been going on by checking out our February Mission Messenger.
We invite you to stop by our Quarterly Network Meeting at St. Gabriel Community Center March 29 to learn more about future plans to address the need.
Check out how many people were served at Project Hope in 2011 – and how your support has made it possible! Thank you to all of you for your prayers and donations of time, in-kind items, and finances.
Project Hope is excited to announce that classical pianist Francesco Binda will be playing at the 2012 New Life dinner and auction, April 28.
Mr. Binda received his master of music in piano 
performance at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, and studied with Dr. Mark Clinton. He also holds a diploma in piano performance at the Cleveland Institute of Music under the guidance of Ms. Emanuela Friscioni.
Prior to coming to the United States in 2006, Mr. Binda studied and obtained a diploma at the Conservatorio Arrigo Boito of Parma, Italy. His teachers included Maestro Marco Giovanetti and Maestro Konstantin Bogino. In 1997, Mr. Binda started his official activity as a performer, as a solo pianist and collaborative pianist for Italian institutions and associations. During these years, he participated in national and international competitions, and master classes conducted by Maestro Paolo Bordoni and Aldo Ciccolini. He offers private lessons, and can be reached at francesco.binda@gmail.com.
Stay tuned for more updates as progress continues by visiting the New Life page, our Facebook page, or by calling (440) 354-6417 x105. Tickets for the event are $40 per person or $300 per table of 8.
Our December Mission Messenger is out, with updated stats and more information about Project Hope! Check it out here!
Thank you for you interest in helping during the holidays. Please note all Thanksgiving volunteer opportunities are filled.
If you are looking to help during the month of December or throughout the year, we would love to hear from you.
Take a look at our volunteer opportunities on this site and consider how you can help. All volunteers should complete an application, so doing so on our website it a great way to get started.
You can also check out our 2011 Christmas Giving catalog for ways to make a significant contribution.
Our top needs include:
* Financial contributions
* Speaking engagements
* Wish List donations
* Lunch donations
* Saturday night side dishes
Please contact our volunteer coordinator before soliciting or planning your event. Thank you!
Project Hope has changed the look of its newsletters – instead of a quarterly newsletter – look for the monthly Mission Messenger that you can find online, on the back of thank-you letters or via email.
Click here to read the October edition!
2010 was a staggering year for Project Hope, with more individuals than ever receiving help from the only emergency homeless shelter in Lake County. More than 330 individuals, 50 of whom were children, came through the doors. Despite the record-breaking number of overall guests and children, more than half of these shelter guests left for a better quality of life. To learn more about how Project Hope worked to restore hope and renew lives last year, read our 2010 Annual Report.
If you would prefer a hard copy, email your address to development@projecthopeonline.org, or call the office at (440) 354-6417.
Project Hope now has a Facebook page, where you can find more up-to-date information about what is going on and the needs at the only emergency homeless shelter in Lake County!
Click here to view the September Mission Messenger, with 2011 stats through July 31, ways to help, upcoming events, and a letter from a former guest.
The News-Herald ran an excellent article in today’s paper about the increasing need in Lake County, and how Project Hope is working to meet the need.
Read more here.
