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For churches

What does it take to
host a Hope Day?

What does it take to
host a Hope Day?

What does it take to
host a Hope Day?

A willing church with a heart to serve their neighborhood. Hope Day Network brings the plan, training, support, and resources. Our partner, Convoy of Hope brings the groceries. Your church brings the plan to life, a core team of volunteers, community stakeholders, and the location; and keeps the ongoing relationships strong.

A willing church with a heart to serve their neighborhood. Hope Day Network brings the plan, training, support, and resources. Our partner, Convoy of Hope brings the groceries. Your church brings the plan to life, a core team of volunteers, community stakeholders, and the location; and keeps the ongoing relationships strong.

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Why churches host

Hope Day can change a community

Serve your community

Free groceries, lunch, entertainment and fun for every neighbor who comes.

Mobilize your people

Every person has an opportunity to serve and use their talents in a meaningful way.

Partner locally

Serve alongside other churches, businesses, civic organizations and leaders.

Build lasting relationships

Relationships made with guests and community stakeholders continue long after.

Proven Playbook

Hope Day Network provides the plan, training, and support so your team is never figuring it out alone.

Free Resources

Groceries and resources provided by Hope Day Network in partnership with Convoy of Hope.

“My church has hosted Hope Day events for 15 years and experienced two benefits, in-reach, which allowed members to participate and use their gifts; and outreach that helped us build relational equity and stay connected to our community.”

“My church has hosted Hope Day events for 15 years and experienced two benefits, in-reach, which allowed members to participate and use their gifts; and outreach that helped us build relational equity and stay connected to our community.”

Pastor Tony L.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is there a cost to facilitate a Hope Day outreach event?

The cost varies depending on the size of your outreach event, the number of guests you intend to invite, and equipment and resources you have available. Feel free to reach out and start the conversation with us.

How many volunteers do we need?

The number of volunteers will depend on the size of your outreach event and the number of guests you intend to invite.

Can two or more churches facilitate a Hope Day event together?

Yes, and many do.

Can a small church really do this?

Yes, and many do. The Hope Day model is scalable for a church of any size.

Can my team be ready by Hope Day?

Yes. The Hope Day Network provides training, coaching, and a community outreach toolkit for your team to successfully launch a Hope Day event, so nobody starts from scratch.

Will guests feel pressured to join our church?

No, guests will not be pressured to join any church. All are welcomed to Hope Day as guests of honor, and are served free resources unconditionally.

What happens after Hope Day?

Your church connects with each guest after Hope Day using the Hope Day Network Follow-up process.

Start the conversation

Let’s talk about hosting a Hope Day

Tell us about your church and your community. Our team will reach out to start the conversation.