Fort Worth Hope Center the Hope Center

Food & necessities distribution: the Fort Worth Hope centers mission is to fight hunger and feed Hope in the lives of low-income individuals who struggle to make ends meet and have enough food to feed their families. We fight hunger by distributing over $10 million Worth of food each year both from our facility and through 40 other organizations as they also feed individuals through their facilities. In total, more than 427,000 families were served in 2023. During the thanksgiving and christmas holidays, extra effort is made to provide holiday foods so our families can have a great meal on thanksgiving and christmas. We mostly provide fresh and frozen foods giving the families high quality and nutritious food.

the school of Hope: the school is a place where unemployed and underemployed individuals can gain skills to get a job working in the warehouse industry. the schoolis equiped with 6 different warehouse material handleing machines on whichstudents can recieve osha-compliant training. Mssc logistics courses are also taught,leading to nationally recognized cla and clt logistics certifications. Warehouse jobsare plentiful in dfw because it is a major shipping hub. the logistics courses areapproved through the Texas workforce commission and our classes are listed on thestate approved training list. These classes are supported through a variety offunding sources, including donations by foundations, corporations, and individuals. Self-payers are also accepted. 105 people received training in 2023.