Hope Harbor October/November Newsletter 2022

Hope Harbor

October- November 2022

Giving Season

Hope Harbor Heroes

Join us this giving season and become a Hope Harbor Hero!

There are many definitions of what a hero is but a Hope Harbor Hero is dedicated to providing safe and stable housing for women and children recovering from domestic abuse. Anyone can be a hero simply by committing to a monthly or one time donation. By making this commitment, our heroes are ensuring that we are able to provide life skills classes, case management, counseling, education, bible studies, and hope to the women and children living in our home. Help us bring hope and healing to Lincoln County and Mescalero!

Become a Hero

Alto Cafe Christmas Benefit

We would like to thank Pete and Cheryl Blanchard from Alto Cafe for choosing Hope Harbor for their Christmas benefit this year! They will have a place to donate and there will be information about Hope Harbor for people to take with them. So make sure to have a meal there this season!

Another way to support Hope Harbor is Amazon Smile

Look for our non-profit name: Puerto Esperanza Inc (EIN: 46-5453890)

or click the link below

Amazon Smile

December 3rd 10am - 3pm

Please join us on Dec. 3rd at one of these three locations in person to buy wreaths and sprays. In addition to the wreaths we will have a full booth with other handmade items at the Capitan County Christmas Bazaar location.

Ski Ruidoso Ski Shop

1133 Mechem Dr, Ruidoso, NM

Calvary Chapel Ruidoso

707 Mechem Dr, Ruidoso, NM

Capitan County Christmas Bazaar

Lincoln County Fairgrounds

101 5th St, Capitan, NM

Support Hope Harbor while spreading Christmas cheer! Wreaths and Sprays made with live greens, berries, and a bow.These products are made of live balsam fir and other greens and last well past Christmas due to the Greenzit product they are treated with.

Thank you Sam's Club!

We are proud recipients of the Sam's Club Community Grant! Thank you Sam's Club for partnering with us in bringing hope and healing to our community.

In Honor Of

Gifts may be made in Honor of loved ones for special occasions. Giving a donation in the name of family and friends is a wonderful way to make a meaningful gift that impacts lives for Jesus.

In Memory Of

When someone close to you goes home to be with the Lord you may want to make a meaningful gift to honor them. Through Memorial Gifts to Hope Harbor their memory can continue to impact lives for Jesus Christ. You will receive an acknowledgement of your gift and the family of the person remembered will receive a note that there was a gift in their loved one's memory or honor with no mention of the amount. Their memory will continue to bless and bring hope to others. Gifts may also be made in honor of loved ones special occasions.These living gifts will be listed in future newsletters.

A Donation was given by Octava Jones Fike's children

in Memory of her brother Jimmy Jones

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Donate today!

Partner with us to give hope and healing to women with children! Donate online through the website donate button on each page,

use the Donate button below,

or mail a check to:

NEW PO BOX!!!

Hope Harbor

P.O.Box 1136

Capitan, NM 88316

*Note: Puerto Esperanza Inc is the 501c3 registered name and we are doing business as Hope Harbor.

Another way to support Hope Harbor is through smile.amazon.com

Look for our non-profit name: Puerto Esperanza Inc (EIN: 46-5453890)

MISSION

The mission of Hope Harbor is to offer a Christ-centered program of hope, healing,

and supportive guidance for women and children escaping domestic violence.

This up to two-year program offers safe housing, life-skills training, counseling and the opportunity for further education to promote financial stability.

Who we are:

Puerto Esperanza dba Hope Harbor is a 501(c) (3) tax-deductible organization (registered as Puerto Esperanza Inc. dba Hope Harbor) for women and children who have been affected by domestic violence.

Hope Harbor is a safe Christ-centered two-year transitional home at no cost for women and their children who have experienced domestic violence/abuse. Education, job skills, life skills, professional counseling and case management are offered to equip these families to succeed on their own.