Hope Missions International exists to be a supporting partner with Missions of Hope International in Kenya, seeking to holistically transform
the lives of individuals in disadvantaged communities through education, evangelism, and economic empowerment.

Our objective is to build the capacity of the orphaned and vulnerable children and their families enabling them to become responsible and self-reliant citizens.

Operation Hope was founded in 1989 to extend a hand to homeless individuals and families who need help in troubled times.

As a social service organization, we recognize that it is difficult to sustain hope for tomorrow when today seems so uncertain. Our mission is to provide whatever physical, emotional, and financial support we can to put needy men, women, and children back on their feet. Just as important, in doing so we help to restore their dignity and pride.

Operation Hope provides a variety of services to assist the less fortunate, including a temporary shelter in Lake Park, access to other housing, and additional resource options. Thanks to the contributions of individual donors, community organizations, and area businesses, we are able to spread the joy of the holiday season through our annual toy drive. We know that, in many cases, our efforts mean the difference between a bleak Christmas and presents under the tree; the difference between battling the elements and a bed to sleep in; the difference between a hungry stomach and a decent meal.

At other times of the year, too, we draw upon the generosity of Palm Beach County residents and businesses to provide some of the basic everyday needs of homeless families. We welcome in-kind donations and financial contributions, as well as the gift of volunteer time. Our donors and volunteers are rewarded by the faces of families that have reclaimed their dreams through Operation Hope and its supporters

feed, clothe and educate children and impoverished families in the USA, Mexico, Africa and Canada including over 300,000 people alone in Tennessee.

We are dedicated to restoring families in crisis to stability and self-sufficiency by providing access to all-encompassing services to families and their children. We serve Palm Beach County families who meet the following criteria: Homeless with children,  Income-challenged, working families at risk of becoming homeless or in search of affordable housing in Palm Beach County,  Families in crisis, putting them at risk of homelessness

Provides opportunities for Americans, Mexicans and Canadians that partner together in ministries around the world. Lou Morano, President of Capitol Carpet and Tile has gone to Ensenada, Mexico several times to build homes for the homeless.

mentoring inner-city youth, making a difference in the lives of inner-city youth and families in West Palm Beach. benevolence support (food, clothing, and shelter assistance).

More than twenty-seven years ago, the founders of MorseLife made a promise to this community: to provide comprehensive care and service – in the spirit of Jewish traditions and values – to those facing the challenges of aging. Throughout the years, this promise has remained the cornerstone of our ongoing mission – to enhance and honor senior living.

Today, MorseLife is a renowned center of excellence in senior care – a non-sectarian, charitable organization that puts the needs of older adults at the forefront. As a continuum of care, MorseLife cares for seniors in various settings – in our long term care facility, short-term rehabilitation center, independent and assisted living residence, and through home and community-based services that enable seniors to age in place. We are also taking the lead in developing best practices in the care of seniors – now and in the future – through our groundbreaking research.

MorseLife is a set of values and traditions that honors our seniors and responds to their many medical, housing and social needs. MorseLife is dedicating to enhancing the lives of seniors – now and forever!

This organization has 4 schools with 700 children in Haiti. They provide a school uniform for these children along with educating them, provide needed medical care and feed them.