As part of Lemonade Day 2023 on June 24, 11-year-old Annelise Dilger operated a lemonade stand to benefit New Hope for Families.

Profile of New Hope Family Shelter Director Mary (Ellis) Hamric, who started at New Hope for Families as family services coordinator in 2022.

New Hope for Families unveiled a plaque in honor of local realtors inside the recently-constructed family shelter in Bloomington.

Local real estate developer Elliot R. Lewis presented a gift of $100,000 to support the relocation and expansion of New Hope for Families in Bloomington, Indiana.

New Hope for Families cut the ceremonial ribbon on Thursday, April 7, 2022, at its new expanded family shelter and child care facilities at 1140 S. Morton Street in Bloomington.

During the month of February, generous shoppers at Bloomington's Bloomingfoods co-op market took the opportunity to "round up" their purchases for a total of $11,404.29 to support the ongoing expansion of New Hope for Families.

An anonymous donor has made a commitment of $500,000 in support of New Hope’s ongoing relocation and expansion project which will match new gifts on a 1:1 basis through June 30, 2022.

New Hope for Families announced new commitments totaling $484,400 from the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County in support of the Growing New Hope capital campaign.

During their 15th annual Hunger Action Awards ceremony on Friday, June 4, 2021, Hoosier Hills Food Bank (HHFB) officially honored New Hope for Families with the award for Outstanding Agency Partner.

Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis awarded New Hope for Families a $500,000 Affordable Housing Program grant with the help of Jackson County Bank to assist in funding the new construction.

New Hope for Families announced a commitment of $325,000 from Bloomington Township to help build a new emergency shelter building.

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Secretly Canadian announces SC25 - Every Light On This Side of the Town, a campaign to raise $250,000 for New Hope for Families.

Beginning Monday, October 19, the Indiana Housing and Community Development Association (IHCDA) Rental Assistance Program online application portal is reopening for Hoosiers who need financial support due to lost income during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the new Homelessness Prevention Coordinator at New Hope for Families, Tessa Newton works with families that qualify for Indiana's Rental Assistance Funding program to avoid eviction and stay in their home.

The most effective method to fight homelessness is to prevent people from becoming homeless in the first place.

Through the dedicated efforts of several local agencies (including New Hope), many volunteers, and individual donations, an emergency shelter for homeless families and individuals suspected of being ill with the coronavirus has been established in Bloomington.

“Dear friends, As we work through these anxious times, many of you have asked about how New Hope will respond to the current public health crisis.