DOUBLE THE HOPE. DOUBLE THE IMPACT.
Your Gift Can Go Twice as Far for North Texas Giving Day
THAT MEANS YOUR GENEROSITY DOES MORE.
Your gift can help someone experiencing homelessness replace a critical ID.
Your gift can help an individual or family remain or get safely housed.
Your gift can help someone prepare for employment and earn an industry-recognized credential.
Your gift can put food on the table.
Your gift can help someone move from crisis toward stability.
This is more than a time of giving. This is a time to restore hope.
ABOUT US
Hope Restored Missions was born in 2019 from a simple but urgent belief: no person experiencing poverty, homelessness, or crisis should be unseen, unheard, or left to navigate broken systems alone. What began as a grassroots faith-driven effort under the leadership of Dr. Tamara Monroe has grown into a community-powered movement that has supported more than 9,000 people with housing stability, healthcare access, workforce preparation, essential needs, and pathways toward self-sufficiency. We are a zero-barrier organization, which means when someone walks through our doors, we start with what they need, not with reasons they may not qualify for help. At HRM, restoring hope means more than providing resources; it means building relationships, creating belonging, removing barriers, and reminding every person we serve that their life, dignity, and future matter.
CRISIS DOESN'T ALWAYS LOOK LIKE HOMELESSNESS
It can look like a mother trying to keep her family in a motel for one more week.
It can look like a veteran without the documents needed to access benefits.
It can look like someone living in their car while still reporting to work.
It can look like a senior choosing between housing, food and medication.
It can look like a person who is ready to work but cannot get hired because they do not have identification.
On a foundation of love and support, Hope Restored Missions helps the most vulnerable in our community by meeting their immediate needs, building relationships, and providing resources that put them on a path to self-sustainability.
This year, Hope Restored Missions seeks to raise $188,000 to strengthen the infrastructure and workforce services needed to move individuals from crisis toward long-term stability. Our priorities include capital investments that expand our capacity to serve and workforce development services that connect participants to training, industry-recognized credentials, employment, sustainable wages, and housing services. This investment will help HRM build stronger systems, create pathways to economic mobility, and position more individuals for lasting self-sufficiency.
Every Person Deserves to Be Seen, Served and Treated with Dignity
At Hope Restored Missions, dignity has no demographic. We believe every person who walks through our doors deserves respect, compassion and a meaningful opportunity to move forward, regardless of race, ethnicity, sex, age, disability, marital status, faith, political affiliation, sexual orientation, social status or economic circumstance.
As a zero-barrier organization, we meet people where they are and focus on what matters most: understanding their circumstances, identifying barriers and connecting them with the resources and opportunities that can help them regain stability and self-sufficiency.
Our team serves each person with professionalism, fairness and compassion while honoring their individual experiences, choices and inherent worth.
Our commitment to equity means access to help should not depend on who you are, where you come from, what you believe or how much money you have. We intentionally build a diverse team of staff, volunteers, board members and community partners because different experiences strengthen our ability to understand needs, solve problems and serve North Texas well.
At HRM, inclusion is more than a statement. It is reflected in how we open our doors, how we treat people and how we steward the trust of the community. **If you need help, you are welcome here.
If you want to help, there is a place for you here.
Organization name
Hope Restored Missions
Tax id (EIN)
84-2252859
Causes
Housing, Shelter & Homelessness
Operating Budget
$500,000 - $999,999
Counties Served
Collin, Dallas, Denton, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American, Other
BIPOC Leadership
Both the Executive Director/CEO and Board Chair
Address
1947 Avenue K suite B100