Guiding at-risk boys to become Christ-centered men of integrity
Sharing Biblical Principles
Boys who feel angry and abandoned discover the love of Christ.
Escalating Graduation Rates
Those on the path the gangs, homelessness, or incarceration instead discover educational success.
Supporting Moms with Resources
Moms without hope discover newfound strength through support and encouragement.
Here’s how you can help
Visit our Campus
Come see first hand how the program works. You’ll discover how positive male role models make at-risk boys feel protected and make a difference in their lives.
Volunteer
When boys in the program see community involvement, they know they’re cared for. They no longer feel abandoned and begin to overcome feelings of anger and resentment.
Donate
Because of the generous support of foundations, corporations, and individual donors, Hope Farm can teach boys how to become Godly men. Your financial support will change families and ultimately, our community.
It shouldn’t feel so hard for boys and young men to feel safe.
That’s why our Hope Farm programs are so valuable
- Guidance from godly mentors who value longevity
- Transportation from school to our campus
- Reading support to ensure educational success
- Sharing the nutritional meals growing boys need
- Developing friendships and connection that last a lifetime
Hope Farm was started by law enforcement professionals who saw the daily reality of the troubled lives fatherless boys face. They wanted to restore hope.
Now, after more than 30 years of serving at-risk boys, Hope Farm now has mentors that have gone through the program and come back to help others. There is no one that better understands what fatherless boys face.
When boys in the Hope Farm program graduate High School, 97% go on to college, military service, or trade school.
Around the age of 15, boys in the program start to organically mentor and encourage younger boys in the program.
We’re seeing the cycle of fatherlessness break. We’re watching the positive impact on future generations.
- Boys grow to become loving, devoted husbands
- They find success in a career or vocation
- They raise children with Christian values
- They break the cycle of fatherlessness
- They come back to serve other at-risk boys at Hope Farm and want to see the program continue.
Testimonials of Real Impact
Ms. Leah Overcash
Ms. Shillette Busby
Mr. Noble Crawford
Mr. Gary RandleCreating Future Leaders
We all want to see boys grow into men of integrity. To achieve that, boys need to feel connected to strong mentors and have healthy friendships. The problem is, boys without a positive male role model at home face a troubled future. They often struggle with deep seated anger and feelings of abandonment.
We believe there should be a better way to make at-risk boys feel protected and give them a future of hope. We’ve seen the effects of fatherlessness first hand and know how it propagates crime, homelessness, or incarceration. That’s why we provide scripture-based guidance for boys at risk.
But we can’t do it alone.
We invite you to schedule a campus visit today. In the meantime, follow us on social media. We share on-going needs as well as opportunities to serve or donate.
You can help us protect at-risk boys from a troubled future and break the cycle of fatherlessness.
