Celebrate the grand opening of our new headquarters. Providing hope to Memphians through adult education and workforce training is something HopeWorks has done for more than 30 years. Previously we operated out of rental space, with limited opportunities to grow and serve more people. Today HopeWorks is operating…
HopeWorks has moved its main office from Midtown to 3337 Summer Ave. We are excited about our new building and hope you will stop by to visit us and take a tour. Our new mailing address is PO Box 22999, Memphis, TN 38122.
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Andre Norman is an accomplished speaker, counselor and advisor from Boston. But not unlike many of our students, Norman’s road to self-empowerment had a few bumps along the way. Norman was raised in a family that struggled to stay above the poverty line. As one of many children…
Enjoy a round of golf at Tennessee’s #1 public golf course while supporting the students at HopeWorks. Help HopeWorks provide students with career guidance, personal and group counseling, job-seeking skills, internships, high school equivalency diploma preparation classes, and opportunities for spiritual growth. Our goal is to raise $70,000.…
Each year friends and supporters of HopeWorks come together for a “Morning of Hope.” For the past 8 years, this breakfast gathering has highlighted the key events that occurred during the year in terms of workforce development, adult education, and spiritual growth. During that time, our keynote speakers…
Choosing to stay in school could change your life: Domita’s Story “There is nothing more out there for you right now than school, this is your place,” is what Domita Brown, a graduate of HopeWorks adult education and personal and career development programs, wishes she could say to…
Enjoy a few scenes from our recent breakfast with Gregory Boyle in this short video.
Before joining the HopeWorks team, Antonio Owens was like many of our students. After being accepted, then rejected, by the Air Force in high school, he became angry and started using and selling drugs. He was incarcerated approximately 30 times before hitting his ultimate low point when his…
Join us for A Morning of Hope Breakfast 2016 with speaker Gregory Boyle, author of Tattoos on the Heart on Saturday, June 11, 2016 at Woodland Hills Event Center. Gregory Boyle has dedicated his life to the plight of men and women struggling for an identity amid civil…