Hope's Door New Beginning Center

$2,375 raised by 10 donors

5% complete

$50,000 Goal


Building Lives Without Violence for Over 40 Years

Many survivors come to our doors with just a bag, quickly stuffed with a few essentials, and some with terrified children, torn from their home, school, and friends. Tired and anxious about the future, their shoulders begin to relax as they are welcomed with a hot cup of coffee, dinner, toiletries, and towels on their way to one of 55 safe beds we have available between our two emergency shelters. We help them along their path by providing safety, advocacy, healing, and prevention

We Serve All

Hope's Door New Beginning Center proudly serves anyone impacted by domestic abuse, family violence, or teen dating abuse regardless of gender identity, ethnicity, disability, immigration status, primary language, or sexuality.

Multigenerational families with kids (and adults) of all ages are supported.

Our Services 

24/7 Domestic Violence Hotline

Our support solutions are free, confidential, and available 24/7 in English or Spanish. Our DV hotline provides a passage for those experiencing domestic abuse in the home or in their relationships, where they can call to begin building a safety plan with a trained professional. 

Emergency Shelter

We provide a safe refuge and support services for women, men, and their children who are fleeing domestic abuse. Our emergency shelter provides nearly 20% of DV shelter beds available in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. 

Supportive & Affordable Housing

Our survivors who are seeking emotional, physical, and financial stability will have access to supportive services to access affordable housing services. 

Legal Services

We assist domestic violence survivors in accessing the legal system and obtaining criminal and civil legal remedies that will promote a violence-free lifestyle. 

Battering Intervention & Prevention Program (BIPP)

We offer a court-approved 24-week group that equips clients with tools and techniques for healthy intimate relationships and non-violent conflict resolution. 

Youth Advisory Council

Empowering youth with violence prevention, education, leadership, and professional skills to become anti-violence ambassadors in their communities. 

Young Professionals

We empower professionals aged 25-50 to end violence through service, networking, and awareness. This program hosts quarterly events combining professional development with domestic abuse advocacy.

Hope's Door New Beginning Center works to make a greater impact in our community each and every day by offering intervention and prevention services to individuals and families affected by intimate partner and family violence and to provide education programs that enhance the community’s capacity to respond.

In 2025,

  • We supported 7,303 domestic violence hotline calls with safety plans, emergency shelter, and other resources to begin the next steps to safety.
  • We provided a combined 14,203 nights of shelter for survivors and their families who faced homelessness.
  • We assisted 99 individuals in securing transitional housing and affordable housing for survivors and their families. 
  • We provided 1,597 hours of legal support, ranging from legal guidance to court representation when survivors need legal representation for safety and independence. 
  • We provided 429 individuals BIPP intervention and prevention tools in our extensive 22-week program.

Build a world without violence with Hope's Door New Beginning Center. 
Review the many ways you can help domestic violence survivors and their families. 


Urgent Needs Drive 
helps us build care packages for women, men, and their families who are seeking safety. Build an urgent needs list with your workplace, worship group, youth group, or community group. We ask for full-size hygiene products, lightly worn or new clothing, new packaged undergarments, and more.


Volunteering 
A great way to get directly involved with our mission is to participate through our various volunteering opportunities. We can help create volunteer experiences for your worship group, employee groups, youth groups, or individuals. We invite volunteers with professional skills or business services who would like to donate their time to further our mission. 


Donations 
Gifts like yours help us sustain each of our programs without delay. Set up a reoccurring donation to easily give back with confidence. All physical and monetary donations are tax-deductable.


Sponsorship 
Help us build annually through community partnerships, sharing resources, and displaying your business's support to eliminate domestic violence for all. Email development@hdnbc.org for more information. 

Mission

Hope's Door New Beginning Center's mission is to offer intervention and prevention services to individuals and families affected by intimate partner and family violence and to provide educational programs that enhance the community's capacity to respond.

Needs

Monthly donors: Individuals and families looking to extend Hope's Door New Beginning Center's reach to community members experiencing domestic abuse.

Anti-Violence Movement Ambassadors: Be the first to be notified of volunteer opportunities, urgent need drives, and events supporting our mission.

Annual Partnerships: Businesses who want to showcase their support in eliminating domestic abuse for everyone.

Equity Statement

HDNBC remains committed to eliminating discrimination due to race, ethnic, physical or mental disabilities, age, gender, pregnancy, sex or sexual orientation, national origin, religion, ancestry, or socioeconomic status by prioritizing a culturally resonant response to all forms of abuse.

This work is necessary and ongoing as cultural frameworks are never rigid, and ever evolving. This statement applies to our staff members as well as our clients accessing services.

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Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Hope's Door New Beginning Center

Tax id (EIN)

75-2038796

Guidestar

Causes

Domestic/Family Violence & Advocacy

Operating Budget

$3,000,000 - $9,999,999

Counties Served

Collin, Dallas

BIPOC Serving

Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American, Other

BIPOC Leadership

Neither/None

Address

218 N. 10th Street
Garland, TX 75040

Phone

972-422-2911

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