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Teen pregnancy transcends all demographics and becoming a teen mom can be incredibly isolating. We want to thank @gfunderburgtv and @wncntv for the opportunity to share about Hope House and how we are empowering teen moms in the Raleigh area. Part of our mission at Hope House Raleigh is to remove the unnecessary layer of shame that often comes with being a teen mom. Our Resource Center gives these brave young moms access to the support they need and a place to belong so they don't have to navigate motherhood alone.

TODAY is the day! Join us as we celebrate the Ribbon Cutting for our Resource Center where we will provide supportive services and a place to belong for teen moms and their kids.

We got the keys to our Resource Center today! Next step: furnish it all! If you, or someone you know, have like-new or gently used office furniture to donate, please comment here or email us at info@hopehouseraleigh.org What we are looking for: Large table and chairs for a conference room Desks and chairs for an office area Table and chairs for our Learning Lab Couch or chairs for our reception area

No need to RSVP. Come as you are between 4-6pm, and take a tour of our new Resource Center to hear all about the Hope House program and ways you can get involved. Bring a friend and we look forward to seeing you there! 📍 3344 Hillsborough Street 📅 September 23, 2026

I am so excited to announce the launch of Hope House Raleigh, a place where parenting teen moms in our community can earn their GED, move on to college and career, take parenting and healthy relationship classes, and most importantly, learn just how much God loves them and that He has a plan for their life! To do this, we need your help! Our goal is to begin serving teen moms in Wake and surrounding counties through relationship building and direct assistance as early as this summer, and to open the doors of our resource center space by September. Our goal is to raise $10,000 by July 1! Please consider making a donation. Your investment in teen moms in our community will literally empower them to break the cycle of poverty – just like Hannah, an alumni of Hope House Colorado! At 18, Hannah was trapped in an apartment with an abusive boyfriend who literally imprisoned her. When she learned she was pregnant, she knew she had to escape. For months, she shared a bedroom with her mom in an unsafe apartment before finding Hope House and an opportunity to change everything for her baby girl. With the help of Hope House’s College & Career Program, Hannah graduated from college with an associate’s degree, then a bachelor’s degree. She took every class Hope House offered, from parenting to healthy relationships. Today, at 29 years old, Hannah is married to a wonderful man, and they just bought their first home. She is a licensed paralegal professional, and one year ago opened her own law group with a partnering attorney and now provides pro bono family law services for teen moms at Hope House Colorado. Thank you for joining me in transforming the lives of teen mamas in our community! Please consider donating today at: https://lnkd.in/eZiwrR7

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