Impact Report
2022
Imparting hope and healing to every heart.
Hope Center’s mission is to impart hope and healing to every heart, with an emphasis on women survivors of sex trafficking, sexual exploitation, and life-dominating issues.
There are approximately
survivors of sex trafficking
in the United States
300,000
Source: The Samaritan Women Institute for Shelter Care
RESIDENTIAL Care
We provide holistic, long-term restorative care which gives survivors a chance to rebuild their lives in a safe, loving, and supportive environment.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
We’ve developed avenues of support through our in-house community services and partnerships, to create a more significant impact in our local community.
KINGDOM WORK
Our in-house ministries and partners reach the lost, provide ways for believers to grow in their faith, and build the Kingdom of God.
SOCIAL
Enterprises
Our businesses provide funding, gainful employment in sober environments, and practical opportunities for our residents to obtain financial autonomy.
Our Leadership Team
Board of Directors
Anglea King
Atty. Michael Boring
Brad Davis
Dr. Teresa Jones, MD
Margo Ward
Mark Wright
Hubert Nolen
Mary Nolen
Our Board of Directors is comprised of community leaders with expertise in a wide range of areas, including:
In 2020, we started our journey with the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS), a complete set of simple tools and a proven process to produce powerful business results. This system has helped improve our operations, strengthen our leadership team, and help us grow as a ministry.
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The Board meets in person monthly and is responsible for financial oversight of the organization while advising on-site leadership on an ongoing basis.
Executive Team
Our Executive Team provides vision, strategic, and operational leadership to our organization. They set goals, solve issues, develop strategies, and ensure the strategies are executed effectively.
Hubert Nolen
Executive Director
Mary Nolen
Associate Director
Holly Ball
Dir. of Finances and HR
Gina Colclazier
Dir. of Residential Minisitries
Rachel Kleine
Dir. of Business Development
Sara Feasel
Dir. of Development
Residential Data
SINCE 2016
Hope Center Indy has served over 106+ survivors
Stories of Hope
60%
of program participants reported improvement in the following areas:
Sustained sobriety
Mental health stability /
access to resources
Gainful employment
Legal expungements
or resolutions to court cases
Reconnection
to family and/or children
I will soon celebrate six years sober! Six years without heroin, six years without crack, six years without meth, and six years without a needle. I never thought it was possible for me to get clean, let alone become a productive member of society.
I will continue to share my story in hopes of helping others. We do recover! To Him, be all the glory, honor, and praise.
Giving to others in need is not easy, but Pastor Nolen, his family, and all the volunteers and staff members have truly blessed my life and shown me the love of Jesus that I have never seen before, and I will never forget. Thank you, Hope Center volunteers and staff, for making a difference in the world and being part of the change you want to see.
I have since gotten my certification to be a Community Health Worker, and it is my true desire to one day be on staff with the Hope Center, so I can share God’s love as it was shared with me.
I want to educate society on the lifestyle and mentality of the street to better assist with bringing people like me into His love. It is an overwhelming, neverending, reckless kind of love that cannot be found anywhere else.
Hope Center Indy provided me with gainful employment and as a result, I was able to enroll in a program for professionals overcoming addictions.
I am now a graduate of the Take Heart Residential program and licensed to practice nursing again. My God loved me back from despair. I am now thriving and excited to share my testimony of victory with the world.
Community Impact
2+ Million
pounds of food have been distributed through our David Nolen Pantry of Hope.
130+ Families
per week are receiving food from our food pantry.
2,000+ People
have been connected to mental and physical health services.
1,500+ People
Have been connected to essential community resources and services.
60+ People
have taken our Human Trafficking 101 course this year.
90+
Electronic Scent Detection K-9s have been trained at Hope Center Indy through our partnership with Jordan Detection K9 and Operation Underground Railroad
Social Enterprises
Our campus is home to several in-house social enterprises.
These businesses serve three clear purposes:
01
To generate income for our programs, thus making the Hope Center self-sustaining
02
To give our Residents avenues to learn employment and life skills
03
To employ our Residents, enabling them to secure gainful income as they participate in Take Heart Residential, Grace House, or Hope Community
LAST YEAR...
Our businesses raised $326,630.12 for our programs
We employed
10 residents
We had
4,197+
shoppers
We held
28+ events
Funding Sources and Expenses
