a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

Hope The Mission

Our mission is to prevent, reduce and eliminate poverty, hunger and homelessness. We do this by offering immediate assistance and long-term solutions. Our services are grounded in a deep respect for the dignity inherent in each human being.

Our Impact

Lives Changed Thanks to People Just Like You!

1,058,500

Nights of Shelter

5,025

Medical & Mental Health Referrals

3,175,500

Hot Meals

1,045,500

Hot Showers

Help Us Complete Our Kitchen

Please help support our kitchen! We provide over 2 million meals annually and with that comes the need of many kitchen supplies. A donation of any size is much appreciated!

Welcome Home!

Hope the Mission is converting hotel rooms into housing for unsheltered families! Donate to provide shelter to families in need!

Running to End Homelessness

Hope the Mission’s President Rowan Vansleve is running 50 full marathons in just 90 days to raise $250,000.

Sponsor a mile or a full marathon! Every dollar you contribute will help an individual or family overcome homelessness, offering them a fresh opportunity to rebuild their lives.

Women's Afternoon Tea

Get ready for our annual celebration of women empowerment and faith! Hope the Mission invites you to an elegant brunch at our Women’s Afternoon Tea event.

Secure your tickets today and help fund our faith-based recovery programs, giving a second chance to those in our community.

Support a 90-Day Mission!

For the next three months, Hope the Mission is challenging others to make a meaningful commitment and fundraise your journey to help end homelessness.

Support one of the many missions that our staff and supporters are taking on!

Sponsor a Room!

Support our newest 38-bed Transitional Age Youth (TAY) housing site in Encino. Formerly established as the Oak Tree Inn, this transformed shelter will provide at-risk young adults between 18–24 with the housing, mentorship, and supportive services they need to overcome hardship and build a bright future.

Sponsor a Tiny Home!

The city of Thousand Oaks has opened their first interim-housing shelter. Support our ongoing efforts of eliminating poverty, hunger, and homelessness by sponsoring a tiny home at the brand-new Thrive Grove site.