Nonprofits & Civic Groups
Food, clothing, financial help and case management for Martin County neighbors in need.
House of Hope helps Martin County residents through hard times with client-choice food pantries, a clothes closet, financial assistance and one-on-one case management.
It also runs the Growing Hope Farm, nutrition and wellness classes, thrift stores and a HOME Share housing program. Volunteers and donated food, furniture and clothing keep it going.
Thirty-five grants went to 24 Martin County nonprofits at United Way’s annual Big Reveal, part...
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The grant supports Alice’s Caring Cafe, a working restaurant in Stuart where adults with intellectual...
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House of Hope works with nearly fifty agencies across the Treasure Coast. The Copper Key...
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Two state grants ended June 30 and Community Coach service shrank almost overnight. United Way...
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