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Thanks to You, The Hope Grows As our commitment to helping more children affected by AIDS grows, so does our need for more space. Hope House has successfully completed a $1,000,000 expansion campaign entitled *Build Some Hope*! Many wonderful donors helped make this dream a reality including a $250,000 gift from the Plough Foundation and a $250,000 gift from a generous anonymous donor. Construction is finally done! This space which is next door our original house will afford Hope House its first full service kitchen and double our enrollment to approximately 70 children total. The opening in October, 2003 marked the culmination of a three-year capital campaign that helped to purchase the home next door and its refurbishment. You’ll be amazed at the transformation of this Midtown home into a quality day care facility. The current Hope House will be utilized for infants and toddlers, and the newer home will be used for the older children, ages 3, 4, and 5. Some new features of the home include state-of-the-art playground equipment; Explorer computers which are specifically designed for children; and, a library/computer resource room where parents can access information about their disease, and learn computer basics for future employment. Please join us! Hope House needs you to continue to make our mission a success. Here's how you can help! BUILD SOME HOPE Made possible through challenge grants from The Plough Foundation and an Anonymous Benefactor The Board of Directors and the Staff of Hope House wish to express their deep gratitude for the generosity of the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barton Brinkley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Postal Brown Brown and Associates Joel W. Brown Calvary Episcopal Church Dave and Susie Carlson Bonnie Carter Mr. and Mrs. Ross B. Clark II Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Conrad Deborah Sullivan Craddock Mr. and Mrs. Hal Crenshaw Cummins Diesel John and Anne Curtis W.H. and Della Davenport Nigel and Christine Davis John and Mary Dicken Sally DiScenza Randolph and Elizabeth Dupont Francis Ezell Federal Express Corporation Jim and Anne Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. James Findley Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Fitzpatrick Drs. Jerry Heston and Pat Flynn Mr. Humphrey Folk Dr. Christine Garrett Mr. and Mrs. John Gary The Reverend Audrey Taylor de Gonzalez Alan and Elaine Haire Mr. and Mrs. O. Mason Hawkins Homer Skelton Foundation Hyde Family Foundation John D. Buckman Charitable Trust	Jesse V. Johnson John Kaltner Bob Kenna Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kimery Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lowrance W.O. Mackey in honor of Anne Willins Brown and in memory of Kay McColl Mackey Mr. and Mrs. W. Neely Mallory Lucius and Holley McGehee Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. McNeill Mr. and Mrs. Scott Messmore Mid-South Recreation Dr. and Mrs. John Nash Dot Neale Mr. and Mrs. Tony Parker Lucian Pera and Jane van Deren Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips Plough Foundation Herbert and Linda Rhea Mayor Jim and Sandy Rout Sally Shy Jeff and Angie Sledge Darlene Sevier Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stemmler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Threlkeld Dr. Edmund Utkov Dr. Neil Utkov Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wakeman John and Phyllis Webb Mr. and Mrs. James A. West IV Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams David and Ginny Zanca
Architects John Mundinger, AIA – Lead Architect Bill Davies, AIA Michael Hapner Tim Garrett, Renaissance Group	Landscape Architect Mike Lemm General Contractor Butch Uhlhorn and Gil Uhlhorn, Uhlhorn Builders/Realtors
Askew Nixon Ferguson Architects Equity Inns Hilton Hotel Corporation IBM Robert W. Marcy Memphis Business Interiors	Mid-South Recreation Mock Construction Company Pettit’s Lawnscapes Seabrook Scot Robinson and Shawn McGhee, Pavo Salon Storage USA
The Hope House Endowment Fund was established through a gift from an Anonymous Benefactor Hope House Founded by The Junior League of Memphis 1994
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