Since 2004
Neighbors helping neighbors, right here in Beaumont.
Who we are
A foundation built by the neighborhood it serves.
We started with a folding table outside a church hall in Beaumont and a list of families who needed help that week. Two decades on, the table is bigger and the list is longer, yet the promise has not changed. Show up, listen first, and stay long after the emergency has passed.
Direct aidRent, groceries, utilities and medicine when a family is days away from losing ground.
Youth mentorshipOne steady adult in a young person's corner, every week, for as long as it helps.
Family supportCounseling, parenting groups and case work that treats the whole household, not one problem.
The people closest to a problem already know most of the answer. Our job is to bring resources, keep the lights on, and hand the credit back. Every program here was shaped in a living room or a church basement before it ever had a budget line.
Empathy
We ask before we advise. Nobody is a case number, and no one has to explain their worst week twice.
Integrity
Every dollar is published, including the ones we spent on lessons that did not work.
Sustainability
We build things a neighborhood can keep running once our funding cycle ends.
Read the charter our founding families wrote in 2004. It still fits on one page.
Our impact
Counted carefully, one family at a time.
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Figures cover the twelve months to June 2026 and are reviewed by our volunteer finance committee.
Programs
Three ways we show up.
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Program one
Family Support
Emergency help with rent, utilities and groceries, paired with a case worker who stays with the family for a full year. We handle the paperwork, sit in on the calls, and keep going until the household is steady rather than merely rescued.
We match young people aged nine to eighteen with trained volunteers from their own neighborhood. Pairs meet weekly for study help, cooking, fishing, college applications, or simply the company of someone who turns up. Most matches last well beyond the first year.
Six growing plots across Beaumont, run by the families who tend them. Produce goes home first and to our food pantry second. Saturday sessions teach seed saving, soil health and preserving, so the knowledge stays in the neighborhood.
We are hiring, and we are terrible at pretending otherwise.
If you are patient, practical and good with people, we would like to hear from you. Case workers, garden coordinators and volunteer mentors are always welcome.
Hope Community gave our family a fresh start. The mentorship program changed my son's outlook on life. We are forever grateful.
Maria GonzalezBeaumont resident
Events and news
What is happening now.
October 15 2026
Annual Gala 2026
Our twentieth anniversary evening at the Beaumont Civic Center, with dinner, a silent auction and stories from four families who have been with us since the folding table days. Tables seat eight and sponsorships are open now.
Free tutoring five afternoons a week on Dowlen Road, staffed by retired teachers and college volunteers. Homework help, reading practice and a quiet desk with a snack, no registration fee and no waiting list.
Two new plots on the north side brought our growing space to six gardens, now feeding over 200 families each month through home harvests and the pantry. Thank you to every neighbor who turned soil with us in June.
Whether you are looking for help, offering it, or simply curious about the work, write to us here. A person reads every message, usually within two working days.
Visit us3195 Dowlen Road Beaumont, TX 77706 United States
Open to walk in visits
Monday to Friday, nine in the morning until five in the afternoon. Saturday garden days run from eight until noon.
Privacy Policy
Last updated August 2026
What we collect
When you write to us through this site we receive the name, email address, subject and message you send. If you sign up for our newsletter we keep your email address until you ask us to remove it. Nothing else is gathered from this page.
How we use it
To answer you, and to follow up if your first message needs more than one reply.
To send news and event invitations, only where you have asked for them.
To understand, in totals only, which parts of our reporting people read.
Family and program records
Information shared with a case worker is held separately from this website and is seen only by the staff working with that household. We never publish a family name, photograph or story without written permission, and permission can be withdrawn at any time.
What we never do
We do not sell personal information, and we do not trade or rent our mailing list. Service providers who help us run the site or our email see only what they need to provide that service, under written agreement.
Your choices
Write to z@hopecommunity.foundation to see, correct or delete anything we hold about you. We reply within thirty days and confirm in writing once your request is complete.
Contact
Hope Community Foundation, 3195 Dowlen Road, Beaumont, TX 77706, United States. Telephone +1 (303) 672-8154.
Terms of Use
Last updated August 2026
Using this site
You are welcome to read, quote and share what we publish here for community, teaching and reporting purposes. Please credit Hope Community Foundation and link back to the page you took it from where that is practical.
Our content
Photographs of families and young people are published with permission and may not be copied or reused elsewhere. Our name, sprout mark and program names remain ours, and may not be used in a way that suggests a partnership or endorsement that does not exist.
Donations
Gifts made to the foundation are applied to the program named at the time of giving. Where a program is already fully funded we will contact you before moving your gift elsewhere. Receipts are issued for every donation.
Accuracy
We write carefully and correct mistakes openly, yet details change. Program information here is offered as a guide rather than as a promise of eligibility, and nothing on this page is legal, medical or financial advice.
Outside links
Links to partner organizations are offered for convenience. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content or their privacy practices.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, United States. Questions are welcome at z@hopecommunity.foundation.