Hope Headlines: June 2026
Help Bring Hope North Florida Serves Over 120 Individuals
“Hope for the Harvest is a reflection of what can happen when community, partnership, and purpose align,” said Ryan Mohorne, Board Chair of Help Bring Hope. “We’re grateful for the volunteers and partners who helped make this event a success.”
HBH recently hosted its Hope for the Harvest community outreach event at The Kearney Center in Tallahassee, bringing together volunteers and community partners to serve individuals in need.
The April 11 event mobilized 30 volunteers and served approximately 120 individuals, distributing more than 1,456 hygiene products and other essential resources. The event marked HBH’s second outreach effort at The Kearney Center and the first under its new Hope for the Harvest initiative.
The outreach was made possible through partnerships with The Kearney Center, Florida A&M University, and the Institute of Public Health at Florida A&M University.
Hope for the Harvest supports HBH’s mission to address homelessness, food insecurity, and maternal and child health through community-centered engagement and service.
Bring Hope Honored with “Champion of Hope Award” Following Rapid Growth Across Florida Communities
What started as a small volunteer-driven effort has quickly grown into a nonprofit making a meaningful impact across communities throughout Florida.
Help Bring Hope (HBH) was recently honored with the Champion of Hope Award during a National Month of Hope event hosted by Mothers In Crisis, recognizing the organization’s growing outreach efforts and commitment to serving communities in need.
HBH has expanded its footprint into Orlando, Pompano Beach, and Tallahassee, leading initiatives focused on addressing homelessness, food insecurity, and maternal and child health through direct outreach, resource distribution, and community partnerships.
“Receiving the Champion of Hope Award is a meaningful honor for our organization and the communities we serve,” said Ryan Mohorne, Board Chair of Help Bring Hope. “In a short period of time, we’ve seen what’s possible when passionate volunteers and partners come together with a shared purpose. This recognition reflects the impact of that collective effort and reinforces our commitment to continue growing our reach and deepening our support in every community we serve.”
Help Bring Hope Partners with Engage Church for Christmas in July
This summer, Help Bring Hope is partnering with Engage Community Church Tallahassee through a Christmas in July initiative where we will be collecting school supplies to provide to students in the Griffin Heights, Tallahassee neighborhood, and collecting donations for our Hope for the Hallways back-to-school event in South Florida. We are hoping to provide 50 students with bookbags in the Tallahassee area and support South Florida in serving over 200 individuals in the region.
If you are interested in donating, please contact our North Florida Director, Victoria Alvarez, at victoria@helpbringhope.org or our South Florida Director, Kenetra Jones, at kenetra@helpbringhope.org.
HBH Keeping the Community Clean Around the State
Help Bring Hope believes that maintaining our communities are essential to providing individuals with safe and healthy lives. This past month our North and South Florida committees served their respective communities through neighborhood clean ups. Cleaning our neighborhoods ensures that individuals have a safe and functional place to reside.
If you are interested in volunteering with our clean ups please feel free to contact our North Florida Director, Victoria Alvarez at victoria@helpbringhope.org or South Florida Director, Kenetra Jones at kenetra@helpbringhope.org.
Help Bring Hope Launches Website
Help Bring Hope is excited to announce the launch of our new website!
The website will serve as the central hub for everything HBH, providing easy access to information about our mission, programs, events, and impact across Florida. Visitors can make monetary contributions to support our Help Bring Hope in Action campaign, explore volunteer opportunities, and sign up for regional committees to stay engaged in their local communities.
In addition, the website will house HBH newsletters, press releases, and other important updates, making it easier than ever to stay informed and connected to our work.
We invite you to visit the site, learn more about our initiatives, and join us as we continue bringing hope to communities throughout Florida.
Help Bring Hope Year Round
At Help Bring Hope, compassion is action. Through community outreach, volunteer engagement, and strategic partnerships, we provide resources and support to individuals and families across Florida facing homelessness, food insecurity, and maternal and child health challenges.
Your support helps us continue this mission year-round. Every donation makes a difference in bringing hope, dignity, and essential resources to those who need them most.
Donate today by clicking here or via Cash App: $HelpBringHope
For more information, contact chantele@helpbringhope.org. Together, we can make hope possible.
Upcoming Events
HBH Announces Second Annual Hope for the Hallways
August 1, 2026
Hunters Manor Park — The South Florida Region is proud to announce its second annual Hope for the Harvest Event, taking place on August 1st at Hunters Manor Park in Pompano Beach. The event is designed to support local students and families as they prepare for the upcoming school year.
Community members can look forward to a day filled with school supply giveaways, family-friendly activities, community resources, and opportunities to connect with local organizations dedicated to youth success and neighborhood empowerment.
Residents, volunteers, local businesses, and community leaders are invited to attend and support efforts to make a positive impact throughout the South Florida region.
For additional information about volunteer opportunities, donations, or sponsorships, community members are encouraged to contact event organizers directly.
