Forty years of this work has been held together by rooms full of people: tea cups and robot pits, graduation nights and block parties. Here is where we have been, and how to get in the room next time, and a look back at where we've been.
What's coming up
Come to something. Each event says who to contact if you have a question.
Community
We are partnering with Canopy to put mandarin trees and bushes in the ground on our campus, and to pot succulents that families take home. Children work alongside adults.
Who it is for: Neighbors, families, church partners, and anyone who wants to help. Children of any age are welcome.
Event detailsMore details coming soon
These dates are confirmed. Full details are added here once staff have reviewed and approved them.
Volunteer
The Christmas Store will be a one-day, four-hour event designed to create a more engaging volunteer experience. Parents will participate together while children take part in a separate activity.
When afterschool programs are closed.
Take part
Four ways in, whether you want to work an event, ask a question, bring a group, or help fund the work.
Help welcome families, prepare activities, support event logistics, or serve alongside our community.
Have a question about an upcoming event, partnership opportunity, or how to participate?
Churches and companies can volunteer together, contribute expertise, sponsor needs, or explore a longer partnership.
Support Hope Horizon’s programs and community work through a one-time or monthly gift.
Bring your people
Churches have run drives. Companies have brought teams for a service day. Families have turned a birthday into a fundraiser. If you want to host something, sponsor a table, or bring a group, we will help you build it.
Looking back
A few of the nights and seasons worth remembering. Dates for our next season are being set, so ask us to tell you first. More in Our Stories.
An afternoon of tea, community, and celebration for the people who keep this work standing. A few unhurried hours with the families and supporters behind Hope Horizon.
Six weeks of summer and 89 kids, plus a lot of field trips. This is the push that sends students who could not otherwise go. Camp is $250 for the full six weeks, and the scholarships come from nights like this.
FRC Team #8048, East Palo Alto's FIRST Robotics Competition team, built and competed through the spring season. The team grew from 21 students to 36 this year.
For the first time, FRC Team #8048 qualified for the World Championships. East Palo Alto's robotics team won a regional, then the community raised the money to get them to Houston in under a month.
We celebrated this year's Open Door Scholars at the Field of Hope, with families, mentors, and staff. Twelve of our students are in college right now on Hope Horizon scholarships.
We joined neighborhoods across the country to celebrate National Night Out with our community, right here in East Palo Alto. Bikes, neighbors, and a whole lot of kids.
An evening with the friends and family of Hope Horizon, celebrating the students at the center of all of it.
Don't miss the next one
Tell us you want the details and we'll let you know the moment dates are set. Or skip the wait and support the work today.