We provide food, clothes, vitamins and educational supplies to underprivileged and displaced children both nationally and internationally. Also, HOPE provides food, clothes, toiletries and other supplies to help the homeless on the streets Baltimore. During the holidays H.O.P.E. also provides toys and meals for several needy families in our area.

2010

H.O.P.E. helped over 20 needy families right here in Maryland. Each family received 2 weeks worth of groceries, as well as an entire Christmas dinner, which includes ham, turkey and all the fixings. There are also 96 children, 24 of which are in a homeless shelter and 72 which are part of the 20 families, who also benefited. Each child received 3 toys each, as well as clothes. HOPE also adopted the residents at Chapel Hill Nursing Home. We delivered presents to all 63 residents on Christmas Eve.

2009

H.O.P.E. focused on all the needy families here in Maryland. Due to the economy we felt there was more of a need to help locally. We helped eleven needy families in Baltimore City and spent Christmas Eve at a homeless shelter for women and children. We helped over one hundred fifty people, including children

2008

H.O.P.E. we visited an orphanage in Puerto Vallarta with toys, food, medicine and clothes for the children. We visited homeless shelters in Baltimore and provided meals for needy families as well as toys for underprivileged children.

2007

H.O.P.E. visited two homeless shelters in Baltimore with toys and clothes for the children. We also provided meals for several needy families and groceries to take home. We also passed out toys to several hundred needy children.

2006

H.O.P.E. made a visit to an orphanage in South America with over seventy children and another orphanage in the Caribbean with over fifty children. In addition to the orphanages H.O.P.E. visited the Brown’s Homeless Shelter and had needy families in the area congregate at Spirit of Truth Cathedral in Baltimore to receive food and also gifts from Santa for the children.

2005

Dr. Mahipat touched the lives of over one hundred fifty children and their families by visiting two homeless shelters in Baltimore and one orphanage in South America. Also, we had families meet at a local church to receive food with an appearance by Santa who brought toys for the children.

2004

Dr. Mahipat provided food, clothes and toys for over fifty children and their families in Baltimore.