Local community for families facing terminal illness coming soon to Atlanta, Chicago, and Houston!
Hope Hub™ is coming to a city near you! We’re excited to announce that we have secured host venues in Atlanta, Chicago, and Houston—all we need now is YOU!
What is Hope Hub™?
Hope Hub™ offers community and care for young families facing the loss, or who have already experienced the loss, of a parent due to terminal illness. Through hope-filled resources and relationships, every member of the family can find encouragement and connection with others who get it. There’s a place for everyone!
As we work on final details in preparation to launch these new Hub locations, we need!
Be a Part of the Hope Hub™ Community!
Are you a young family navigating the terminal illness or loss of a parent? Hope Hub™ is for YOU! Join us for monthly gatherings and events, and find community and connection with others who “get it.” Register your family today!
We are also looking to complete our awesome serving teams with a few more people who want to inspire hope in young families facing the loss of a parent—real, regular people who have a heart to serve. If you or someone you know would like to volunteer, join our serving team today to start making an impact!
We are also looking to complete our awesome serving teams with a few more people who want to inspire hope in young families facing the loss of a parent—real, regular people who have a heart to serve. If you or someone you know would like to volunteer, join our serving team today to start making an impact!
We can’t wait to welcome families and volunteers to our monthly Hope Hub™ gatherings and events! Check out our Hope Hub™ website or email HopeHub@InheritanceofHope.org for more information.
Tessa Martinson is a Hope Hub™ Manager at Inheritance of Hope. Her family was served by Inheritance of Hope in 2019. As a mom of two who lost her husband to terminal illness, Tessa has a deep understanding and compassion for families walking a similar path. She is passionate about creating spaces where they feel seen, supported, and encouraged in a community with others who “get it.”