Where Hope Renews

This last-chance community rebuilds lives as it revives hope.

Hopetree campus in the morning light. In 1890, Baptists founded a state orphanage atop a scenic hill in Salem, Virginia. Though the orphanage no longer exists, the site is home to another caring community: HopeTree Family Services.

Today, this vibrant campus is where hope renews, one person at a time, one day at a time. It is a respite for children in therapeutic foster care. A safe, secure haven for adolescents at risk. A home for adults with developmental disabilities. And an innovative academy for students. It’s a campus of caring hearts, wise counsel and self-discovery.

HopeTree also is a community of good times, enduring memories and forever friends.

What financial tool helps this nonprofit remain a good steward of its limited resources? Watch HopeTree’s Ministry Story below.

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Oak Hill Academy students studying outside.

Turning Point

Students from around the globe head to Oak Hill Academy for quality education … and sometimes, quiet transformation.

A senior plays the piano at the Keystone Community Center.

The Key to Community

In southeast Roanoke—just blocks from the “house of drugs” and government-subsidized housing—sits a nondescript building that resembles neighboring houses. But don’t be fooled. This building is a standout because of what goes on inside.