Click here for an inspiring read about how a Senior at UNC engaged his family and friends in a birthday fundraiser after his experience as a volunteer at The Hope Center.
Hope Center Awarded 2-Year John Rex Endowment Grant. Click here to read more.
2019 Raising Hope Gala featured in Walter Magazine’s Whirl. Click here for the article.
Click here to watch WRAL’s Elizabeth Gardner talk about her experience at our 2019 Raising Hope Gala on the morning news.
In a radio interview with NC Policy Watch which aired on December 16, 2018, Interim Executive Director, Peg O’Connell, discussed the challenges faced by Wake County’s former foster youth as they transition from foster care to adulthood. Click here to listen.
On August 29,2018, Elizabeth Stephenson of New Direction Family Law interviewed Executive Director Jennifer Weiss on Facebook Live to learn more about the services provided by The Hope Center at Pullen to young people aging out of foster care. Click here to watch the interview.
On March 19, 2018, Adverse Childhood Experiences and efforts of The Hope Center at Pullen to counter the effect of childhood trauma were featured in an article by Thomas Goldsmith in NC Health News. Click Here to read the article.
Executive Director Jennifer Weiss discusses the challenges facing young people aging out of foster care in Wake County: Click here to read her letter in the News and Observer.
The Hope Center at Pullen is excited to be the Nonprofit Spotlight in the November/December 2017 issue of Cary Magazine.
On September 12, 2017, Spectacular Magazine Radio Show host Phyllis Coley of WFXC Foxy 107.1/104.3 FM interviewed Jennifer Weiss, Executive Director, about the Second Annual Mac and Cheese Throwdown.
On June 4, 2017, Spectrum News reporter Taj Simmons covered our sold-out Raising Hope Event.
The Hope Center at Pullen Executive Director, Jennifer Weiss, spotlights challenges faced by youth aging out of foster care.
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The Hope Center and collaborative partners win Triangle Community Foundation’s Innovation Award.
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The Fostering Wellness Collaborative which includes The Hope Center at Pullen receives the GSK Impact Grant.
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The Hope Center at Pullen and nine other non-profits receive GSK Impact Award.
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WRAL presented the story of how The Hope Center and our partners work to help youth aging out of foster care transition to adulthood.
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The Triangle Business Journal shared the story of how after foster care, teens need support like that provided by The Hope Center.
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In this letter to the editor published in The News and Observer, Cristin DeRonja and Stacy Bluth commend the legislature for passing the new “Foster Care Family Act in North Carolina.”
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In the run up to the 2015 Raising Hope Gala, TWC News does an In Depth interview with Stacy Bluth, Executive Director of the Hope Center at Pullen and Lolita Foster, one of the stars of the Emmy® Award-winning series “Orange Is the New Black.”
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The News and Observer shares the story of some of our young people when they meet Lolita Foster, from “Orange Is the New Black” and host of The Hope Center’s 2015 Raising Hope Gala.
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This video, produced by Frank Eaton at The Bully Documentary Company, captures the essence of our mission & the impact the Hope Center at Pullen has on the young men & women we serve.
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Stacy Bluth, Executive Director of the Hope Center at Pullen, discusses their efforts to help foster youth find employment, permanent housing, and stability.
Listen to the interview at NCPolicyWatch.com