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Help us with a donation!

DEAR ONES, THE HOUSE WE ARE RENTING HAS BEEN PUT FOR SALE. WE URGENLY NEED TO FIND AT LEAST 100 SUPPORTERS WHO COMMIT TO A MONTHLY DONATION OF AT LEAST $50!

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REGULAR COMMITMENT MAKES A GREAT DIFFERENCE FOR US!

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Its not so much the amount, its the commitment part that the bank needs to see in order to sell us the house.

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One-time or monthly donation using your credit or debit card. Even the smallest monthly commitments are greatly appreciated! CLICK  HERE TO DONATE

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BANK CHECK OR MONEY ORDER

A cheque or money order made out to St. John's Give Hope Foundation can be sent to this address. John Give Hope Foundation can be sent to the address:

St. John Give Hope Foundation, Inc.
34 Lester Ct.,
Brooklyn, NY 11229

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HAND OVER IN PERSON

In New York City you can give in person by contacting us at tel.
(718) 415-5777, or by placing it in the donation box for our fund at St Nicholas Patriarchal Cathedral on 97th Street in Manhattan.

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ZELLE

Zelle tel # 7184155777

WIRE TRANSFER

St John Give Hope Foundation
Chase Bank
A/C 623 288 821
Routing number: 021 0000 21

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Our work to help the homeless is only possible because of your support. Now, while the house we are renting is still for sale, we have to pay $2650 rent every month. Without your participation, any month could be our last.

Your Property Could Become Someone’s New Beginning.
 

Saint John Give Hope Foundation is a New York-based nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals experiencing homelessness and recovering from substance use disorders rebuild their lives.

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We believe everyone deserves an opportunity for a fresh start, a safe place to live, and a supportive community.

We are seeking donated properties and real estate partnerships throughout the United States to expand recovery housing and supportive living opportunities.

A house, farmhouse, or unused building could become a place where individuals find hope, stability, and a path toward independent living.

What Types of Properties Are We Looking For?

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We welcome opportunities involving a wide range of properties, including:

•⁠  ⁠Single-family homes and large residential houses
•⁠  ⁠Farms, farmhouses, and rural estates
•⁠  ⁠Properties in mountain and countryside locations
•⁠  ⁠Vacant or unused residential and commercial buildings
•⁠  ⁠Former churches and other community facilities
•⁠  ⁠Land suitable for future development
•⁠  ⁠Properties requiring renovation or restoration

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Donate a Property. Give Someone a Second Chance.

We believe everyone deserves an opportunity for a fresh start, a safe place to live, and a supportive community.

We are seeking donated properties and real estate partnerships throughout the United States to expand recovery housing and supportive living opportunities.

A house, farmhouse, or unused building could become a place where individuals find hope, stability, and a path toward independent living.

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1.⁠ ⁠Donate a Property

Consider donating a house, farm, land, or other suitable real estate to support our mission.

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2.⁠ ⁠Offer a Property Below Market Value

If a full donation is not possible, we welcome opportunities to discuss charitable sales or reduced-price property transfers.

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3.⁠ ⁠Provide Long-Term Property Use.

 

GOD BLESS YOU!

DONATE@HOMELESSNY.ORG
 

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How our journey started

On December 2002, when a young woman walked into one of the local Orthodox churches. She approached the pulpit and suddenly addressed the paritioners: - "Did you Orthodox Christians know that while you're praying, your fellow believers are freezing in the streets of rich America? She was quickly shushed, since only priests are allowed on the pulpit. (it is a special place for reading the Holy Scriptures, and giving sermons). Then she saw that her words were in vain, and left the church. She was walking down the snowy street, disappointed. Had people become so insensible that even in God's temple a plea for help is rejected?
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