Hope Florida has served over 87,000 Floridians, helping over 25,000 Hope Florida participants to reduce or eliminate reliance on public assistance to meet food or cash needs. There are currently 42 locations across the state for individuals to receive in-person assistance from a Hope Navigator and a Hope Florida bus for deployment in cases of emergency.
First Lady Casey DeSantis launches Hope Florida – A Pathway to Prosperity, Economic Self-Sufficiency and Hope.
First Lady DeSantis announces that the Hope Florida initiative hit the major milestone of providing family-centered assistance to more than 25,000 Floridians.
Hope Florida establishes the Hope Florida Fund to harness the charity of the private sector to support local, mission-driven nonprofits.
Hope Florida expands to serve Florida’s elders and provide opportunities for seniors looking to volunteer.
22 nonprofit organizations supported through the Hope Florida Fund, totaling $185,000 to supplement boots-on-the-ground efforts to serve.
Hope Florida expands to include private sector business entities to be part of the solution in meeting the needs of Floridians.
Hope Florida begins serving juvenile justice involved youth and their families.
Hope Florida partners with private sector businesses to provide career opportunities through CareerSource.
65,000 Floridians served by Hope Florida.
First Lady Casey DeSantis celebrates Hope Florida’s two-year anniversary and announces expansion to assist Floridians with unique abilities.
Hope Florida provides mentors for youth aging out of foster care through the Guardian ad Litem Office.
