Community Outreach
Hope Restored was founded in 2018 in Lake Stevens Washington as a community based outreach. Hope restored is focused on seeing people move beyond the point of needing relief. We do this by partnering with neighborhoods to help overcome barriers and achieve goals through community development, support and relationships.
Advocacy and communication is critical to our success. We invest time getting to know leaders in the community, what they do, and what their challenges are. The leaders in the community inherently become part of a unified coalition for rehabilitation and development aspects to the needs of the community. Together we learn how businesses, churches, and non-profits could benefit by collaborating with existing successful programs instead of starting new programs of their own.
David Harmon, Hope Restored’s founder, plays an important role in combating poverty and homelessness through their local associations and community-based emergency cold weather shelters, the Everett Faith in Action (EFIA) and the County Executive’s Faith Round-table (CEFR). At EFIA and CEFR David Harmon’s burden for his neighbors increased along with greater motivation along from promising ideas for the community to do more for those in our community affected by poverty and homelessness; to not just provide relief but ways to keep those struggling financially from falling into poverty and homelessness and to provide a path for those in poverty and homelessness to find wellness of being. Hope Restored has also developed working relationships with the Everett Gospel Mission and the Snohomish County Executive’s Office.
David Harmon, Hope Restored’s founder, plays an important role in combating poverty and homelessness through their local associations and community-based emergency cold weather shelters, the Everett Faith in Action (EFIA) and the County Executive’s Faith Round-table (CEFR). At EFIA and CEFR David Harmon’s burden for his neighbors increased along with greater motivation along from promising ideas for the community to do more for those in our community affected by poverty and homelessness; to not just provide relief but ways to keep those struggling financially from falling into poverty and homelessness and to provide a path for those in poverty and homelessness to find wellness of being. Hope Restored has also developed working relationships with the Everett Gospel Mission and the Snohomish County Executive’s Office.