Our achievements to date:
We have fed more than 12000 homeless.
We have organized successful blood donation programs 44 times till now, saving more than 1900 lives.
We have made 15 homeless people independent.
We have donated clothes several times to homeless shelters
We have conducted basic necessities distribution programs to the homeless during the Covid-19 global pandemic
We have donated blankets through the blanket drives.
We have distributed gifts to the homeless during festivals.
We have worked with children-based organizations and helped the children fulfill their necessities.
HDNP International does 5 Feeding events every year with an operational budget of around $1000 each to provide for 250-300 homeless in Dallas or Fort Worth Downtown.
HDNP International does 4 blood drives every year and the operational cost of the event is around $100 every drive.
HDNP International does a physical location (an office) so the organization needs to pay rent, utilities, printing, and supplies every month of which the expenditure would be $800 every month.
HDNP International does Blanket Drives every year on Dec 24 which costs the organization around $7000 (one blanket costs $14 multiplied by 500 homeless)
HDNP International also does events that aren't primary goal-based but are rather situational such as Good Hygiene Drive & Food Drive in May 2020 in Dallas to help the homeless during the Covid-19 Crisis and DFW Non-Profit Networking Mixer 4 times a year. The operational cost for these events would be somewhere between $1000-$1500.
HDNP international does events like Homeless Cloth Drive which do not require any operational budget.
Sources of funding:
Fundraiser Gala once every year
Charity Disc Golf Tournament twice every year
Few donations via individuals & organizations that have only helped us for 20 events to date while we have hosted more than 100 events.We hope to achieve government or federal donations regularly so that we will be able to achieve our goal which is to feed the homeless every week and make them independent.
HDNP (Help for Desperate and Needy People) International is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization located in Arlington, TX established in 2012 to cater to the needs of the displaced and the homeless in the US. We at HDNP International feed the homeless, collect donated clothes for the needy, distribute general necessities to the homeless, organize blanket drives, organize blood donation programs every 3 months, and other activities that involve helping the homeless and the unfortunate.
HDNP International strategizes in raising awareness in our community and building a common platform for all. The organization goes by the tagline 'Feed the Hungry' & the mission statement 'Make the Homeless Independent'.
Our Mission:
To make the homeless independent
To feed the homeless at least every week.
To provide blood for blood banks.
To provide stationery items to low-income children
To donate clothes to the needy
To provide the homeless shelters with clothes, blankets
To provide gifts for the homeless during the holiday season.
To assist the homeless and the poor to make resumes and apply for jobs.
Our Vision:
To give education and shelter to young orphans (Ages 6-18).
Teach them how to apply to the schools and colleges.
To expand partnership with organizations, local and international agencies to give better education to children.
To collaborate with different health organizations or hospitals to provide good health facilities to young orphans and the homeless.
To develop relationships with different shelters or foster care that are willing to adopt our young orphans and give them the love and happiness of a family.
To help them acquire G.E.D. and apply for college scholarships
To search for the different job availabilities for the homeless so that they can become independent.
To give free rides to homeless people on special occasions such as Christmas, Birthdays, Thanksgiving, New Year, and so on
Organization name
HDNP INC
Operating Budget
$100,000 - $249,999
Counties Served
Dallas, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Address
3100 West Arkansas LN Suite 106