Hope Clinic began with a promise: that everyone who walks through our doors is met with dignity and care, no matter what they can pay.

The neighbors we serve are the people who care for our parents, watch our kids, and bag our groceries. Many of them work full time. A person earning around $22 an hour can still qualify for care at Hope Clinic. But when the clinic is only open during the workday, getting care can mean missing a shift.

Right now, a new patient waits about two months for a first appointment. That's not because we lack the rooms. It's because we lack the staff to open them during the hours our neighbors can actually get here.

Hope Forward: Chapter One

Our goal is $200,000 by December 31, 2026, to launch evening clinic hours: real appointments after the workday ends.

At Hope Clinic, every new patient receives a full 60-minute appointment. That hour gives our providers time to listen, to understand what's really weighing on someone, and to care for the whole person. Evening hours mean more neighbors can get that time without choosing between their health and their paycheck.

The need keeps growing. In 2025, Hope Clinic served 609 neighbors. So far in 2026, we've already served more than 830.

Thanks to an anonymous donor, every gift will be matched up to $5,000, so your support goes twice as far!

This is the first step of Hope Forward, a bigger plan to see more patients and shorten the wait for good. Will you take it with us?

Hope Forward Campaign