New Hope Ministries Inc

“Government body review form 990 and approves prior to filing”

“Board of directors and employees are required to complete a conflict of interest statement on an annual basis”

“Approved in detail by the administration and finance committee and approved as part of the overall budget by the board of directors (with executive director compensation disclosed and reviewed by the board of directors)”

“Approved in detail by the administration and finance committee and approved as part of the overall budget by the board of directors”

“New hope makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request at its executive office located at 99 west church street, dillsburg, pa 17019”

“There are many different ways in which you can volunteer your time at new hope ministries: work in our food pantry sorting and stocking food greet guests, answer phones, and schedule appointments help with data entry and other computer tasks work in warehouse to accept donations, lift and move food, use a pallet jack, or operate a forklift drive a truck or van to pick up food donations in the community teach financial literacy and soft skills classes to guests help with office filing, mailings, or other clerical work serve at holiday food and gift program events assist with summer youth programs help with community awareness events serve on our board of directors children under the age of 16 may volunteer at new hope as long as they are accompanied by a parent. All volunteers must complete an application.”

“New hope ministries is a christian social service agency that shows the love and hope of christ by helping our neighbors in times of need and supporting their efforts toward stability. New hope ministries was founded in 1982 and opened its doors in 1983. New hope serves the community with physical service centers in dillsburg, dover, enola, hanover, lemoyne, littlestown, mechanicsburg, new oxford and redland along with mobile pantry programs in abbottstown, boiling springs, bendersville, east berlin, camp hill, enola, gardners, goldsboro, jefferson, lewisberry, new kingstown, strinestown, susquehanna view, york haven and york springs in south central pennsylvania. Services are available to people regardless of their age, race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, religious affiliation, or any other distinguishing characteristic. Since its inception, new hope has been building stronger, more stable communities by providing basic needs assistance. Guests at new hope receive help with food to prevent hunger, housing assistance to prevent homelessness, heat and utility assistance, and help with transportation needs. Typical new hope guests are those living at or below 200% of the federal poverty level and include the "working poor," senior citizens, single parent families, and those thrown into chaos by illness, job loss, or another crisis. New hope also helps those in poverty increase self-sufficiency through financial literacy classes, soft skills classes, employment assistance programs, ged classes, job fairs, help with resume building, emt certification, medical assistant, pharmacy technician, phlebotomy technician, nurse aide classes, forklift certification training, cdl-class a, child development certification, rise up and nutrition classes. New hope relies on the time and talent of volunteers every year to help achieve our mission. New hope offers housing assistance for our guests who are homeless or near homeless and need short term emergency housing. We work with guests to find permanent housing solutions through one on one case management, advocacy, education, financial and material assistance, referrals, application assistance and ongoing support and care while helping them achieve stability.”

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