Community of Hope was founded 10 years ago as a program of AllOne Community Services. AllOne is the nonprofit that manages the outreach of the Church of North Portland, a collaboration of many of the churches located in North Portland. Community of Hope has grown over the years, renovated the building they leased from Red Sea Church and provided a beautiful, welcoming home for single parent families while supporting them in finding hope, healing, and stability while they healed from past trauma, built skills, and found jobs and homes.
However, as the program grew, AllOne found that they needed more support in fundraising and administration. The board began to look for a like-minded agency that might be willing to take over the management of Community of Hope. CityTeam, a Christian agency that served homeless families providing similar services, looked like a great match. Josh Hawk, the Executive Director of AllOne approached Lance Orton, the Executive Director of CityTeam and a friend, to discuss the possibility.
Community of Hope was founded 10 years ago as a program of AllOne Community Services. AllOne is the nonprofit that manages the outreach of the Church of North Portland, a collaboration of many of the churches located in North Portland. Community of Hope has grown over the years, renovated the building they leased from Red Sea Church and provided a beautiful, welcoming home for single parent families while supporting them in finding hope, healing, and stability while they healed from past trauma, built skills, and found jobs and homes.
However, as the program grew, AllOne found that they needed more support in fundraising and administration. The board began to look for a like-minded agency that might be willing to take over the management of Community of Hope. CityTeam, a Christian agency that served homeless families providing similar services, looked like a great match. Josh Hawk, the Executive Director of AllOne approached Lance Orton, the Executive Director of CityTeam and a friend, to discuss the possibility.
Community of Hope was founded 10 years ago as a program of AllOne Community Services. AllOne is the nonprofit that manages the outreach of the Church of North Portland, a collaboration of many of the churches located in North Portland. Community of Hope has grown over the years, renovated the building they leased from Red Sea Church and provided a beautiful, welcoming home for single parent families while supporting them in finding hope, healing, and stability while they healed from past trauma, built skills, and found jobs and homes.
However, as the program grew, AllOne found that they needed more support in fundraising and administration. The board began to look for a like-minded agency that might be willing to take over the management of Community of Hope. CityTeam, a Christian agency that served homeless families providing similar services, looked like a great match. Josh Hawk, the Executive Director of AllOne approached Lance Orton, the Executive Director of CityTeam and a friend, to discuss the possibility.
Community of Hope was founded 10 years ago as a program of AllOne Community Services. AllOne is the nonprofit that manages the outreach of the Church of North Portland, a collaboration of many of the churches located in North Portland. Community of Hope has grown over the years, renovated the building they leased from Red Sea Church and provided a beautiful, welcoming home for single parent families while supporting them in finding hope, healing, and stability while they healed from past trauma, built skills, and found jobs and homes.
However, as the program grew, AllOne found that they needed more support in fundraising and administration. The board began to look for a like-minded agency that might be willing to take over the management of Community of Hope. CityTeam, a Christian agency that served homeless families providing similar services, looked like a great match. Josh Hawk, the Executive Director of AllOne approached Lance Orton, the Executive Director of CityTeam and a friend, to discuss the possibility.
Community of Hope was founded 10 years ago as a program of AllOne Community Services. AllOne is the nonprofit that manages the outreach of the Church of North Portland, a collaboration of many of the churches located in North Portland. Community of Hope has grown over the years, renovated the building they leased from Red Sea Church and provided a beautiful, welcoming home for single parent families while supporting them in finding hope, healing, and stability while they healed from past trauma, built skills, and found jobs and homes.
However, as the program grew, AllOne found that they needed more support in fundraising and administration. The board began to look for a like-minded agency that might be willing to take over the management of Community of Hope. CityTeam, a Christian agency that served homeless families providing similar services, looked like a great match. Josh Hawk, the Executive Director of AllOne approached Lance Orton, the Executive Director of CityTeam and a friend, to discuss the possibility.
Community of Hope was founded 10 years ago as a program of AllOne Community Services. AllOne is the nonprofit that manages the outreach of the Church of North Portland, a collaboration of many of the churches located in North Portland. Community of Hope has grown over the years, renovated the building they leased from Red Sea Church and provided a beautiful, welcoming home for single parent families while supporting them in finding hope, healing, and stability while they healed from past trauma, built skills, and found jobs and homes.
However, as the program grew, AllOne found that they needed more support in fundraising and administration. The board began to look for a like-minded agency that might be willing to take over the management of Community of Hope. CityTeam, a Christian agency that served homeless families providing similar services, looked like a great match. Josh Hawk, the Executive Director of AllOne approached Lance Orton, the Executive Director of CityTeam and a friend, to discuss the possibility.
Last May, CityTeam had their Gala (one day before Community of Hope’s) and floated the idea of a women’s shelter to complement their men’s shelter. They had a very enthusiastic response! It was both exciting and overwhelming. It brought Lance to his knees as he began to think about how he could pull this off! Finding a place and setting up a program was a bit overwhelming! Just then, he got Josh’s phone call asking him to meet to discuss the possibility of acquiring Community of Hope.
With a lot of excitement and discernment, CityTeam and AllOne prayed, negotiated, and did due diligence. Both boards decided to move Community of Hope from under AllOne’s umbrella to come under CityTeam’s.
Last May, CityTeam had their Gala (one day before Community of Hope’s) and floated the idea of a women’s shelter to complement their men’s shelter. They had a very enthusiastic response! It was both exciting and overwhelming. It brought Lance to his knees as he began to think about how he could pull this off! Finding a place and setting up a program was a bit overwhelming! Just then, he got Josh’s phone call asking him to meet to discuss the possibility of acquiring Community of Hope.
With a lot of excitement and discernment, CityTeam and AllOne prayed, negotiated, and did due diligence. Both boards decided to move Community of Hope from under AllOne’s umbrella to come under CityTeam’s.
Last May, CityTeam had their Gala (one day before Community of Hope’s) and floated the idea of a women’s shelter to complement their men’s shelter. They had a very enthusiastic response! It was both exciting and overwhelming. It brought Lance to his knees as he began to think about how he could pull this off! Finding a place and setting up a program was a bit overwhelming! Just then, he got Josh’s phone call asking him to meet to discuss the possibility of acquiring Community of Hope.
With a lot of excitement and discernment, CityTeam and AllOne prayed, negotiated, and did due diligence. Both boards decided to move Community of Hope from under AllOne’s umbrella to come under CityTeam’s.
Last May, CityTeam had their Gala (one day before Community of Hope’s) and floated the idea of a women’s shelter to complement their men’s shelter. They had a very enthusiastic response! It was both exciting and overwhelming. It brought Lance to his knees as he began to think about how he could pull this off! Finding a place and setting up a program was a bit overwhelming! Just then, he got Josh’s phone call asking him to meet to discuss the possibility of acquiring Community of Hope.
With a lot of excitement and discernment, CityTeam and AllOne prayed, negotiated, and did due diligence. Both boards decided to move Community of Hope from under AllOne’s umbrella to come under CityTeam’s.
Last May, CityTeam had their Gala (one day before Community of Hope’s) and floated the idea of a women’s shelter to complement their men’s shelter. They had a very enthusiastic response! It was both exciting and overwhelming. It brought Lance to his knees as he began to think about how he could pull this off! Finding a place and setting up a program was a bit overwhelming! Just then, he got Josh’s phone call asking him to meet to discuss the possibility of acquiring Community of Hope.
With a lot of excitement and discernment, CityTeam and AllOne prayed, negotiated, and did due diligence. Both boards decided to move Community of Hope from under AllOne’s umbrella to come under CityTeam’s.
Last May, CityTeam had their Gala (one day before Community of Hope’s) and floated the idea of a women’s shelter to complement their men’s shelter. They had a very enthusiastic response! It was both exciting and overwhelming. It brought Lance to his knees as he began to think about how he could pull this off! Finding a place and setting up a program was a bit overwhelming! Just then, he got Josh’s phone call asking him to meet to discuss the possibility of acquiring Community of Hope.
With a lot of excitement and discernment, CityTeam and AllOne prayed, negotiated, and did due diligence. Both boards decided to move Community of Hope from under AllOne’s umbrella to come under CityTeam’s.
