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“For I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty, and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in.” Matthew 25:35

The Hope Center is a choice food and personal product pantry that provides a wide variety of food and essential products. The Hope Center is designed to empower you to make choices of which groceries and products meet your family’s needs, while providing opportunities to encounter Christ as we take steps toward a sustainable future together. 

Life can be hard. We want you to know you are not alone. Jesus has big plans for your life!

Since Sunnybrook Hope Center’s ministry began in 2020, here is a glimpse at God’s work through this ministry.

Join us for The Gathering: A Day of Hope & Help

Tuesday, April 29, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm 

OR 

Thursday, May 1, 4:00 - 8:00 pm 

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At Sunnybrook Hope Center, our mission is clear. Love Jesus and love people.

THE SUNNYBROOK HOPE CENTER IS URGENTLY MEETING THE BASIC NEEDS OF SIOUXLANDERS.

By serving people in crisis, we provide the solutions they need to survive. The Sunnybrook Hope Center reaches out with practical tools and resources that cover basic needs like food assistance, as well as homelessness prevention. By giving Siouxlanders what they need to survive, they can finally begin to live their lives with a more promising future.

HOURS OF THE SIOUX CITY PANTRY
TUESDAYS 11:00AM - 1:00PM
THURSDAYS 6:00 - 8:00PM

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HOURS OF THE LE MARS PANTRY
3RD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH
6:00 - 8:00PM

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*Reservations are not required, but highly recommended. Sunnybrook Hope Center is an equal opportunity provider.

HELPING PEOPLE CHANGE...FOR GOOD:

Poverty is a difficult cycle, and ending it for good beings with small steps. We work with each person to help them receive the tools they need, which leads to setting goals to achieve long-term change and stability. By addressing the causes of poverty, such as addiction, education, and employment readiness, we are able to give people the strength to find their own way out of poverty.

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord.  “Plans to prosper and you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”  Jeremiah 29:11

HOW WE'RE EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES:

WALK WITH ME PROGRAM

Let us walk alongside you as you navigate steps to getting life back on track. Together, let us walk alongside you as you dream and start using your God-given strengths to help you achieve those your life goals and stability.  In our Walk with Me program, we connect you with a coach who meets you where you are, assists you in setting goals, helps identify how to reach your goals, and supports you as you take steps toward a sustainable future.

WALK WITH ME APPLICATION

SUNNYBROOK HOPE CENTER WAREHOUSE

We lead collaboration across community partners to address the root causes of poverty. Together, we are a powerful force that achieves life-changing transformations for individuals and families. We multiply our impact by working with major corporate donors, volunteers and over 55 non-profit partner organizations – churches, schools, community organizations and other faith-based organizations.

WAREHOUSE PARTNERS

FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT

Coming this fall! Through this class, we teach responsible money management, banking, budgeting and credit habits. Call 712.276.5814 for up-to-date information about the latest classes offered.

SERVE AS A WALK WITH ME COACH

Walk With Me is a partnership program. We connect our guests to people they can trust. As a coach and advocate, you will become that person who "walks" with them. Walk with Me volunteers go through training to prepare for the population they have chosen to work with. The time commitment depends on each branch of the program. These branches also offer the opportunity to utilize your passion, there is something for everyone. As Jesus followers, this is the ultimate expression of loving your neighbor.

SERVE AS A WALK WITH ME COACH

SERVE AS A HOPE CENTER AMBASSADOR

As a Hope Center Ambassador, you will serve in the Choice Food Pantry, building relationships with our guests as they shop for groceries for their household. Hope Center Ambassadors serve in a variety of roles when the pantry is open. Opportunities are available in Sioux City and Le Mars.

SERVE IN SIOUX CITY SERVE IN LE MARS

SERVE AS AN ORANGE BAG AMBASSADOR

Orange Bag Ambassadors commit to donating specified goods each month for a year for our Sioux City or Le Mars locations. Click here for a listing of the most requested items.

I WANT TO BE AN ORANGE BAG AMBASSADOR

SERVE AS A PARTNER IN HOPE

Our generous Partners in Hope are individuals and businesses who make a financial gift to further the mission of Sunnybrook Hope Center.

I WANT TO GIVE TO THE HOPE CENTER

Stay Connected

Interested in what’s happening at Sunnybrook Hope Center? Click on the link to read the latest issue of our newsletter.
Hope Center Newsletter

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