WeHOPE recently hosted a graduation ceremony honoring seven clients who successfully completed our comprehensive training programs. The celebration included a special ceremony and reception, recognizing the meaningful connections formed and the remarkable journeys of our graduates.

Tony Stefanac’s life was once a tapestry woven with purpose, pride, and promise. In the early 2000s, he led a private security company in Vietnam, thriving in a role that gave him both professional fulfillment and a deep sense of stability. But as life so often does, it threw a wrench into Tony's plans. His family, once his greatest source of joy, began to unravel.

Charisse King found herself at the Monarch without a home and in constant pain from her right leg. Her paperwork for housing wasn't complete, and her medical situation needed immediate attention. Through it all, Charisse kept moving forward, working with case managers and seeking medical help.

WeHOPE at Berryessa Safe Parking Program continues to demonstrate remarkable success in providing essential services to our community members experiencing vehicular homelessness. Operating at full capacity with approximately 130 participants, the site has become a beacon of hope and stability for participants.

At WeHOPE at Coast House in Half Moon Bay, Alessandro Segurado-Haacke brings a unique blend of cultural awareness and dedication to his role as a Bilingual Case Manager and Housing Navigator.

Our intimate fundraiser brought together passionate community leaders committed to making homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring.

In the heart of Silicon Valley, where success stories often revolve around tech startups and innovative breakthroughs, David Dunlap's journey stands out as a powerful testament to human resilience and the transformative power of hope.

WeHOPE is honored to serve our newest Supportive Parking Program located on Berryessa Street in San Jose. This initiative extends our commitment to providing innovative solutions for individuals experiencing vehicular homelessness.

WeHOPE hosted an exclusive red carpet screening of "No Address," a compelling film that explores the realities of homelessness in our communities. The movie ignited meaningful discussions about homelessness awareness and action.

In Milpitas, California, a story of hope and reunion unfolded this January. After more than a decade of living on the streets, a senior resident known as Mr. JM boarded a flight to the Philippines, marking the end of his homelessness and the beginning of a new chapter with his sister, whom he hadn't seen since 1987.

WeHOPE has announced a private screening of "No Address" at Cinemark Century Mountain View 16 on Thursday, February 27, 2025. This compelling feature film explores the unexpected circumstances that can lead to homelessness and the resilience of those who experience it.

Two years after the tragic Half Moon Bay shooting, we have witnessed Juana's remarkable journey of resilience. While working at Mountain Mushroom Farm, she experienced an unimaginable trauma that left her and her three teenage children without a home.

David Pak and Vivian Yao, with their adorable dog Luna, arrived at Coast House on February 22, 2023, after months of living in their RV, facing unimaginable hardships—being robbed of their belongings and, ultimately, losing the RV that had been their home. It was the first time in their lives they had ever experienced homelessness, and it was a devastating blow.

Our Seeds of Hope fundraising luncheion brought together sponsors, partners, former clients, and board members for an afternoon of celebration and commitment to a shared vision.

When Crystal Ruiz arrived at WeHOPE in December 2023, she was at a crossroads. After 5 1/2 years of homelessness due to a personal crisis, she was ready for change but unsure of the path forward. Little did she know that her journey with WeHOPE would not only provide her with shelter but also reignite her sense of purpose through meaningful work.

Meet Whitney Prather, our Marketing & Communications Director at WeHOPE! Dive into our latest profile feature to get to know this dynamic leader and her passion for our mission.

When WeHOPE began its first outreach as Project WeH.O.P.E in 1999, it was just a group of volunteers made up of Saint Samuel congregation members looking to help anyone experiencing homelessness.

David Code, a dedicated supporter and donor of WeHOPE, shares the profound impact WeHOPE has had on his life and the lives of those in need.

We are thrilled to announce that WeHOPE is partnering with the city of Sunnyvale to provide outreach services to homeless residents.

Introducing Brylka Duvu, our remarkable Accounting Specialist at WeHOPE. Dive into our latest profile to discover more about his impactful role and insights from our recent chat.