Welcome to Restore Hope Ministries
Restore Hope is a non-profit organization meeting the basic human needs of families. Our Mission: “Restoring families in financial crisis to economic and spiritual vitality.”
WHO WE ARE
The three principle ways in which we live out this mission are: hunger reduction, homeless prevention, and emotional and spiritual nurture. (More)
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Your financial support is key to Restore Hope and enables us to serve thousands of people each year. (More)
WHAT WE DO
Our programs are designed to achieve our dual purpose of equipping families to help themselves restore their economic and spiritual vitality and to mobilize congregations to serve families in economic crisis. (More)
I NEED HELP
We are here to help you. If you are in a financial crisis, you may be eligible for assistance at Restore Hope. (More)
RECENT NEWS
Restore Hope’s new app gives clients options with food pantry assistance
(Article originally appeared in Tulsa World ) By MIKE AVERILL World Staff Writer | Posted: Monday, April 6, 2015 12:00 am Restore Hope Volunteer Kristen Henry packs a client’s grocery bags at the Restore Hope Ministries food pantry in Tulsa, Okla., on Tuesday, March...
Helping Asbury’s Neighbors in Need
Restore Hope and Asbury Partner to Serve By Rev. Jeff Jaynes (Article originally appeared in Asbury's Tidings Magazine) She wasn’t the first in line but she was close. Patiently waiting in the lobby, she talked quietly with her son in the umbrella stroller at her...
4 Star Rating…AGAIN!
Restore Hope is proud that Charity Navigator, a major independent charity evaluator, has once again given our agency it's highest rating: 4 stars. We are one of 6 agencies in Tulsa and one of only 13 in the state to achieve such a ranking. It is a team effort but we...
Plugged into hope Tulsa agency strengthens cords of service
From left, Jeff Jaynes, Bishop Robert Hayes, and Larry Johnson cut the cake for Restore Hope’s 35th anniversary celebration. Photos by Joseph Harris Restore Hope’s chapel intern Jay Henderson and his children tour the agency’s repaired and expanded warehouse. By...
Editorial: Hats off to those providing assistance for students, teachers
By: [Tulsa] World's Editorial Writers Hats off to the Tulsa Community Foundation and so many other organizations that are pitching in to provide supplies to students and teachers before the start of school later this month. Too bad the Legislature wasn't similarly...
Raise the Roof!
An Annual Report for the past year would simply not be complete without a note on our warehouse collapse.
