Sometimes, the challenges children face can’t wait. A sudden illness, a family emergency, a natural disaster, or a missing basic need can disrupt a child’s ability to learn, grow, and thrive. That’s why we created the Hope In Action Fund — to step in quickly when urgent needs arise and provide support where it’s needed most.
Hope In Action was created to meet urgent needs and fund meaningful opportunities that might otherwise go unmet. Every gift makes a difference. Every year, this fund provides thousands of children and their families with support. From purchasing cleaning supplies and hygiene items, to providing emergency food and medical care, your contributions ensure quick and successful assistance as soon as a need arises.
When schools in rural Appalachia were struck by unexpected flooding, Hope In Action provided clean clothes, food, and supplies so children could return to class with dignity and stability.
When a child in Central America needed emergency medical care, this fund made sure treatment wasn’t delayed.
When residential students in New Mexico were hungry for more books, Hope In Action turned empty shelves into small libraries.
These are just a few of the ways your generosity helps children feel safe, supported, and cared for, right when they need it most.
Being Among the First to Respond
$25 can provide school supplies for a child who lost everything in a house fire.
$50 can cover emergency food or clothing during a crisis.
$100 can support urgent medical or dental needs.
$250 can ensure bedding, towels, and laundry supplies for an entire family.
$500 can fund larger community projects like setting up safe housing or school resources.
Every contribution goes directly to meeting children’s most pressing needs, guided by our trusted local coordinators who know each community best.
Hope In Action is more than a fund: it’s a lifeline. When you give, you’re not just donating; you’re stepping into the story of a child who needs someone to believe in them.
Your gift ensures no child has to face hardship alone.
