Hope Haven Transitional Shelter, Inc.

Presently we rely on the meager income that our homeless clients provide on a monthly basis, which enables us to financially manage and maintain Hope Haven’s living expenses. We will continue to solicit letters to businesses in our surrounding areas to seek financial donations for further financial support

 We will sponsor Fundraising Campaigns to assist Hope Haven’s agency with financial assistance to support our program.
 We can use our voluntary helps to sponsor the campaigns.
 Throughout the year we will take advantage of all opportunities available to conduct a fundraising event.
 In our city – Vallejo.
 This activity is necessary for the total benefit of our homeless clients to provide necessities for the agency that they live in and or, for our  We must continue to be financially sponsored by community donations or businesses that will help support our charitable organization.
We also receive private donations to assist with fundraisers to purchase a booth or rent space to launch a program.

Our future goals are to continue our plight to provide housing and valuable updated community resources for women and children in Solano County. We desire to continue networking with a wide range of businesses and charitable agencies in order to provide the most comprehensive range of resources that can empower and greatly assist our growing population of low income, poverty stricken, dysfunctional, rejected by their families, homeless women with children to help them reconnect with their sense of self and reclaim goals that have become lost in the daily struggle for survival in society. Below are some goals that we plan to improve and to continue for the future.
 Assist the Judicial Court system to reunite mothers with their children
 Refer women to job skills training classes so they can obtain better jobs to become financially self sufficient
 Train skilled homeless clients to assist as voluntary persons at Hope Haven and certify them for their contribution to the success of the agency
 Refer women that have been battered to community sponsored workshops and counseling
 Seek and maintain employment through collaborations with employers
 Conduct workshops by skilled accountants on how to manage your budget
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This has been an activity that Hope Haven has been utilizing since the birth of the organization. Since we lost our exempt status we are not providing this service, and it has greatly impacted our progress. We are seeking out community food resources that will donate without the tax-exempt status.

Hope Haven picks up food from The Solano County Food Bank by voluntary church members in our community. This is a weekly ongoing activity that benefits the clients of Hope Haven. Once the food is picked up it is transported to Hope Haven and the women assist by selecting food items that the house can use in general. The ladies are trained to carry the food items into the agency while organizing food products. We are so grateful for this service from the SOLANO COUNTY FOOD BANK that meets in the city of Vallejo on Florida Street, close to Hope Haven Transitional Shelter. Our clients receive bread items, fruit, vegetables, juices, milk, and meat.