
← Illuminating Hope20 Jul · 14 min
Behind the 2026 Believe Gala
Every year, the Hope House Believe Gala brings together community members, advocates, partners, and supporters for an unforgettable evening dedicated to creating safety, hope, and healing for survivors of domestic violence.
In this episode of Illuminating Hope, host Tina Johnson sits down with Hope House's Chief Development Officer and Events Manager for a behind-the-scenes conversation about one of the organization's most impactful fundraising events of the year.
Together, they discuss:
The mission and purpose of the Believe GalaHow community support directly impacts survivors and their childrenWhat guests can expect during this year's eventThe planning, passion, and teamwork that bring the gala to lifeWhy fundraising events are essential to sustaining Hope House's life-saving programsWays everyone can support the mission—even if they can't attendWhether you're a longtime supporter, attending your first gala, or simply curious about how fundraising changes lives, this conversation offers an inside look at the heart behind Hope House's biggest annual celebration.
Why Your Support Matters
Every ticket purchased, sponsorship secured, auction item donated, and gift made helps Hope House provide emergency shelter, advocacy, counseling, prevention education, and supportive services for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence.
Together, we can help ensure that every survivor has the opportunity to build a future filled with safety, dignity, and hope.
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Attend the Believe GalaBecome a sponsorDonate to support survivor servicesVolunteer with Hope HouseShare this episode to help spread awarenessThank you for listening to Illuminating Hope. If this episode inspired you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who believes that everyone deserves to live free from abuse.
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Host: Director of Community Engagement, Tina Johnson