My Nonprofit Reviews

Volunteering at Hope’s Corner every Friday morning for about three hours each week is a weekend highlight for my wife and me. We receive personal satisfaction knowing that we help others by the hundreds of meals that we prepare for needy and food insecure clients each week. We have developed deep personal relationships with the other volunteers at Hope’s Corner. Hope’s Corner has allowed us to be a force for good and to generate kind and compassionate new friends.

Please support Hope’s Corner with donations and/or volunteering and you will find, as I have, that the rewards are more than seventy times seven the effort.

Hope’s Corner is a fantastic gem in Mountain View. Everyone is welcome and the food it is great and nutritious.

Often in our lives we feel rushed and short on time. Friday mornings used to be that time for me. My wife volunteered at Hope’s Corner on Friday mornings and I used that time to catch up on “urgent” projects. Once the COVID Pandemic began, I decided if my wife were going to take the risk of infection by helping others I should do the same by volunteering with her. What a benefit volunteering at Hope’s Corner has been for me and my Friday urgency has melted away by using the time to benefit others who are less fortunate.

Volunteering at Hope’s Corner every Friday morning for about three hours each week is a weekend highlight for my wife and me. We receive personal satisfaction knowing that we help others by the hundreds of meals that we prepare for needy and food insecure clients each week. We have developed deep personal relationships with the other volunteers at Hope’s Corner. Hope’s Corner has allowed us to be a force for good and to generate kind and compassionate new friends.

Please support Hope’s Corner with donations and/or volunteering and you will find, as I have, that the rewards are more than seventy times seven the effort.

Often in our lives we feel rushed and short on time. Friday mornings used to be that time for me. My wife volunteered at Hope’s Corner on Friday mornings and I used that time to catch up on “urgent” projects. Once the COVID Pandemic began, I decided if my wife were going to take the risk of infection by helping others I should do the same by volunteering with her. What a benefit volunteering at Hope’s Corner has been for me and my Friday urgency has melted away by using the time to benefit others who are less fortunate.

Volunteering at Hope’s Corner every Friday morning for about three hours each week is a weekend highlight for my wife and me. We receive personal satisfaction knowing that we help others by the hundreds of meals that we prepare for needy and food insecure clients each week. We have developed deep personal relationships with the other volunteers at Hope’s Corner. Hope’s Corner has allowed us to be a force for good and to generate kind and compassionate new friends.

Please support Hope’s Corner with donations and/or volunteering and you will find, as I have, that the rewards are more than seventy times seven the effort.

Many days in our lives, we live in the junction of Hope and Mercy. Hope’s Corner is the perfect organization in the correct location at the corner of Hope St. and Mercy St. in Mountain View CA. Hope’s Corner developed by caring people who acted on their concern for feeding the less privileged. The volunteers truly give hope to less fortunate individuals by feeding them and their families without any questions about race, religion or financial need. What little time I volunteer there is a repaid to me by the joy I receive knowing that the individuals on the receiving end of a lunch sack or warm meal are encouraged and sustained in their life struggles.