Inspiring Hope, Building Thriving Futures
At Hope To Thrive, we build with individuals and families by nurturing health and wellbeing, inspiring hope, and creating pathways to a sustainable tomorrow.
Inspiring Hope, Building Sustainable Communities to Thrive
Hope To Thrive is committed to inspiring hope and promoting health. Through community-driven initiatives, we build with individuals and families to embrace wellbeing and create lasting, sustainable changes.
Inspiring Hope, Building Thriving Communities
Explore Hope To Thrive’s upcoming events and initiatives to bring people together, foster meaningful connections, and create lasting, sustainable impacts.
Hope to Thrive Pantry
Tuesday – Friday and Sunday
Food giveaway in communities throughout Winston-Salem to families and individuals in need.
Heritage Garden
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday
Discover the connection with the land through understanding the heritage legacy of certain plants we grow. We try to grow plants from different countries in Africa, Latin America, and North America.
Youth Empowerment Workshops
Dates Vary
Empowering young individuals through engaging sessions focused on leadership, skill-building, and personal growth.
Inspiring Hope for Healthier Lives
Join us in building thriving communities—volunteer, contribute, or discover how you can make a difference with Hope To Thrive today.
Inspiring Hope, Building Thriving Communities
Our impact since 2020
150+
Volunteers
6500+
Service volunteer hours
40000+
Pounds of food redirected from landfill to feed families in need or composted for our garden
250+
Families Supported
Hope: Building Thriving, Sustainable Communities
See how Hope To Thrive has made a lasting, sustainable impact on individuals and communities through their inspiring stories.
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Community Volunteers
Hope To Thrive gives the support and confidence to ask for food and offers a meaningful activity for a good cause. The composting program is the future of where we are headed.
-Age 9
Youth in Literacy/Garden Workshop
Look, Ms. Joy, I can read two pages all by myself! I’m checking this book out.
(This statement came after he said that he couldn’t read at all at the beginning of the 30 min lesson!)
Haley
Volunteering at the Heritage Garden
I loved the garden! It makes me smile.