To provide a safe place for promoting Health, Opportunity, Purpose, and Empowerment for those in recovery. Anyone living with mental illness, or with a drug and / or alcohol addiction.
Hope Supports people with mental health illness / substance abuse.
Come spend the day here at Hope Drop-in.
Fundraiser
Rosalind Burman, known to all as Tina, worked for Blair HealthChoices as their Executive Assistant but quickly found her passion in helping to create H.O.P.E.
Tina always enjoyed learning and trying new things and helping to start up a consumer-run/consumer-driven drop in center in Blair County was very exciting for her. She brought a lot of smiles and laughs as she tried to keep everyone focused and moving forward on accomplishing this goal. Tina was a selfless individual. She was always thinking of others and willing to jump in and help with anything.
Tina passed away on October 30, 2020 but left behind many happy memories for those who knew her. It is not the length of life, but the depth of life. Tina exemplified many wonderful, enduring qualities and H.O.P. E. Drop-In’s success happens because we all keep a little “Tina” in our hearts and minds.
Coming Up Next
Hope Dropin is having its first ever
BATTLE OF THE BANDS.
Any band that would be interested in playing at our event, please reach out to us at christinas@hopedropin.org
Band types
Rock, Jazz, Solo, Punk, Alternative, Country, and Pop.
Our Donors
The Greatest good is what we do for one another.
Thank you so much to our Donors:
Martins (Chestnut Ave and Pleasant Valley BLVD), The Door, Big Lots, Our amazing individual donors, Gloria Gates Care, Zion Lutheran Church, No Strings Attached, Weis Markets.
Hope wouldn't stay open daily if it wasn't for help from all of you.
