Stories of Hope
Real lives. Lasting relationships. Hope for the future.
Every child has a story. Discover how consistent relationships, caring adults and life-changing opportunities are helping Arizona foster youth find hope for their future.
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The Summer of 2005 – Adrian’s Rock
After incorporating Hope & A Future in November 2004, not much happened until the summer of 2005. We still needed board members, create bylaws, have an initial board of director meeting, and complete an extremely tedious application with the IRS. And above all,...
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Ty’s Story
Ty's Story
Aging out of foster care can be one of the most vulnerable and uncertain times in a young person’s ...
Ahnjellyka’s Story
Ahnjellyka’s Story
Jeremiah 29:11 has been a defining verse for my life. Through God’s grace, my life story has ...
From Tragedy to Hope: God at Work in All Things
For all of us, the past week has been overwhelming: last week’s school shooting in Evergreen, Colorado, the ...
Watching True Beauty Happen
If you are a girl (and I’m assuming some of you are), you probably have experienced those glorious moments in your ...
Transitional Housing Success!
With skyrocketing rents and former foster youth facing homelessness, Hope & A Future recently launched a new ...
The Hope & A Future Logo – October 2005
Now that we were officially recognized by the IRS and received our first donation, we wanted to host a Christmas ...
IRS Approval & Our First Donation
On August 26, 2005, I received the IRS approval in the mail. Hope & A Future was now an official nonprofit! I ...
The Summer of 2005 – Adrian’s Rock
After incorporating Hope & A Future in November 2004, not much happened until the summer of 2005.
We still ...
Celebrating 20 Years of Hope
After registering the Tradename, I knew the next step was to incorporate and files papers with the Arizona ...
Prologue: How It All Started
While the Tradename of Hope & A Future was registered on November 15, 2004, the seeds of the organization were ...
Relationships, Personal Attention, Consistency
Relationships, Personal Attention, Consistency
Kimberly Castro Aleman was living in a foster care group home at ...
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