Chicken Salad with Fruit and Walnuts and Their Hearty Turnip Green Soup and Jalapeño Cornbread
Slick Chick and Pasta Salad
Warm Buffalo Chicken Salad
“In a world that can often feel heavy and uncertain, places like the Hope House Café and Hand Up Ministries shine as sacred spaces of restoration, dignity, and second chances. Their mission is more than service—it’s a ministry of hope, carried out day by day through compassion, consistency, and care.
To Mrs. Pam, Rachel, and Rex & Tammi Mayo—your hearts for this community are evident in every meal served, every story listened to, every opportunity offered. You are planting seeds not just of survival, but of transformation. You remind us that hope is not just an idea—it’s something we give to one another when we show up, believe in someone, and walk alongside them.
To everyone in the program and everyone who supports it—your courage, your presence, and your belief in restoration matter. Whether you’re serving, receiving, or walking the road of recovery and growth, you are part of something holy. This is what community looks like: hands held, burdens shared, and lives being rebuilt with grace.
May the work of Hope House and Hand Up Ministries continue to be a beacon of healing, purpose, and belonging for all who walk through their doors.“
“In a world that can often feel heavy and uncertain, places like the Hope House Café and Hand Up Ministries shine as sacred spaces of restoration, dignity, and second chances. Their mission is more than service—it’s a ministry of hope, carried out day by day through compassion, consistency, and care. To Mrs. Pam, Rachel, and Rex & Tammi Mayo—your hearts for this community are evident in every meal served, every story listened to, every opportunity offered. You are planting seeds not just of survival, but of transformation. You remind us that hope is not just an idea—it’s something we give to one another when we show up, believe in someone, and walk alongside them. To everyone in the program and everyone who supports it—your courage, your presence, and your belief in restoration matter. Whether you’re serving, receiving, or walking the road of recovery and growth, you are part of something holy. This is what community looks like: hands held, burdens shared, and lives being rebuilt with grace. May the work of Hope House and Hand Up Ministries continue to be a beacon of healing, purpose, and belonging for all who walk through their doors.“