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Ways You Can Help!
Our survivors and their children need community support to aid in their healing. Learn how you can make a difference through volunteering, donating, and other meaningful ways to help.
Volunteer!
Volunteer!
WHY VOLUNTEER?
Volunteering is a meaningful way to support survivors and their children as they heal, rebuild, and move forward. By giving your time, skills, and compassion, you can help create a safe and supportive community where survivors feel seen, valued, and empowered. Whether you assist with events, programs, outreach, or behind-the-scenes tasks, every contribution helps us provide resources and opportunities to the families we serve. Even a small commitment can make a lasting difference, and by volunteering, you can help remind survivors and their children that they are not alone in their journey.
WAYS TO VOLUNTEER.
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Special Events
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There are always numerous opportunities to help at our fundraising events
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Office Administrative Support
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Answering phones, helping with mailings, general clerical work
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Building Maintenance
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Minor repairs at the office and shelter is always a need
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Landscaping
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Beautification at the shelter and office helps create a more welcoming environment
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Foster Pets
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Leaving a pet behind can be difficult and not all pets can be allowed in the shelter. You can help by fostering a pet.
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Lead Group Project
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Crafts, Games, Provide Movie Passes, etc.
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Donate!
URGENT NEED ITEMS
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Deodorant Men & Women
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Adult & Children's Cold Medicine
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Adult & Children's Ibuprofen
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Cleaning Supplies
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Toilet Paper
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Paper Towels
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Hand Soap with Pump
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New Women's, Girls & Boys Underwear
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Toothbrushes & Toothpaste
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Women's Pajamas
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Children's Pajamas
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Cleaning Supplies
MONETARY DONATIONS
House of Hope gladly accepts donations by cash, check or credit card.
In Person At
301 Broadway Street
Lexington MO
By Mail To
PO Box 176
Lexington MO 64067
By Credit Card
TAX CREDITS
The State of Missouri
Domestic Violence Shelter Tax Credit
By donating cash, stock, bonds, real property or other marketable securities to a qualified domestic violence shelter, Missouri taxpayers:
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Help fund temporary shelters for victims of domestic violence, and
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Can receive a tax credit for up to 50% of their contribution of $100 or more.
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