Wheels4Hope Car Reduces Commute Dramatically for Deserving Individual Louise’s commute to work takes her an hour and a half (one-way) relying on public transportation. She works full-time for Xerox as a Customer Service Representative and has never owned a vehicle before. She received housing and support services from Urban Ministries’s Helen Wright Center for Women
Wheels4Hope held a special “car blessing” presenting Julia Fuller the keys to a 2000 Toyota Corolla at their Greensboro garage on Thursday, August 11th at 10:00 a.m. Fuller is the first Winston-Salem resident to be placed with a Wheels4Hope program car since the Triad Hub’s inception in 2012. The placement is due to a recent
Here is an excerpt from a recent Instepp newsletter: During the week of May 23rd, two InStepp clients received cars donated by Wheels4Hope (W4H), a faith-based nonprofit organization that turns donated cars into local blessings for economically vulnerable families and individuals that are referred to them by partner agencies. Estela and Evelyn (not their real
I used to work in downtown Raleigh. I drove in on South Saunders St and about 5 years ago, I first noticed a business called Wheels4Hope. It had a parking lot full of older cars, a few of which had price tags on them. I was curious about it and looked it up, read that
We are pleased to share Fox8/WGHP segment featuring Wheels4Hope. Each week, Fox8 spotlights a Triad non-profit featuring the unique opportunities created throughout the triad by the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, The Winston-Salem Foundation, and the High Point Community Foundation. To view the video click here.
Donating our 2000 Saturn to Wheels4Hope Greensboro Hub was just the beginning of blessings for our family as well as for Shountina. You see…I was the one who had to ask my Mom to consider giving up her vehicle so she coulddownsize and move to a retirement community, which is something she wanted and
Charmaine is having quite a month! A car blessing, birthday, and wedding all within a few weeks!! It has been a long journey for Charmaine, her fiancee, and her two children, but they have made it through stronger than ever. Charmaine and her family recently graduated from Durham Interfaith Hospitality Network and moved out of homelessness
On February 1, 2015, representatives of Wheels4Hope Greensboro and Partnership Village gathered with members of the Congregational United Church of Christ in Greensboro, NC to celebrate a Car Blessing for the Brogan family: Brian, his wife Sally, daughter Daytona and son William. Congregational United Church of Christ donated $500 from their “Change for Change”