The Ray of Hope Project - Revision history

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			[[Contact Email::TheRayOfHopeProject@gmail.com\| ]]

PaulSank: In The News item added

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	Initially, the two men worked together to repair and renovate as many homes as they could on their own. Eventually, they realized that the need was so great, they would need to develop their efforts further by creating a full-fledged organization to expand their operations. At this point, they recruited a Board of Directors and a volunteer staff to help coordinate projects, raise funds, recruit more volunteers, and perform a myriad of other functions. Since its conception, ''The Ray of Hope Project'' has rehabilitated more than 80 homes in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.		Initially, the two men worked together to repair and renovate as many homes as they could on their own. Eventually, they realized that the need was so great, they would need to develop their efforts further by creating a full-fledged organization to expand their operations. At this point, they recruited a Board of Directors and a volunteer staff to help coordinate projects, raise funds, recruit more volunteers, and perform a myriad of other functions. Since its conception, ''The Ray of Hope Project'' has rehabilitated more than 80 homes in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.

			==In The News==
			*[http://northeasttimes.com/2020/12/24/pre-christmas-blessing-for-the-needy-2/ Pre-Christmas blessing for the needy], Northeast Times, December 24, 2020.

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Stan at 12:34, 28 August 2019

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	Initially, the two men worked together to repair and renovate as many homes as they could on their own. Eventually, they realized that the need was so great, they would need to develop their efforts further by creating a full-fledged organization to expand their operations. At this point, they recruited a Board of Directors and a volunteer staff to help coordinate projects, raise funds, recruit more volunteers, and perform a myriad of other functions. Since its conception, ''The Ray of Hope Project'' has rehabilitated more than 80 homes in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.		Initially, the two men worked together to repair and renovate as many homes as they could on their own. Eventually, they realized that the need was so great, they would need to develop their efforts further by creating a full-fledged organization to expand their operations. At this point, they recruited a Board of Directors and a volunteer staff to help coordinate projects, raise funds, recruit more volunteers, and perform a myriad of other functions. Since its conception, ''The Ray of Hope Project'' has rehabilitated more than 80 homes in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.
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Stan at 16:26, 6 July 2016

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	Initially, the two men worked together to repair and renovate as many homes as they could on their own. Eventually, they realized that the need was so great, they would need to develop their efforts further by creating a full-fledged organization to expand their operations. At this point, they recruited a Board of Directors and a volunteer staff to help coordinate projects, raise funds, recruit more volunteers, and perform a myriad of other functions. Since its conception, ''The Ray of Hope Project'' has rehabilitated more than 80 homes in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.		Initially, the two men worked together to repair and renovate as many homes as they could on their own. Eventually, they realized that the need was so great, they would need to develop their efforts further by creating a full-fledged organization to expand their operations. At this point, they recruited a Board of Directors and a volunteer staff to help coordinate projects, raise funds, recruit more volunteers, and perform a myriad of other functions. Since its conception, ''The Ray of Hope Project'' has rehabilitated more than 80 homes in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.
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Stan at 16:22, 6 July 2016

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	https://www.facebook.com/TheRayOfHopeProjectInc/		https://www.facebook.com/TheRayOfHopeProjectInc/

			The '''Ray of Hope Project''' is a registered Pennsylvania 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation dedicated to bringing hope to those who cannot afford urgently needed '''home repairs''' in the Communities of Philadelphia, while also offering '''rehabilitative job skills training''' to former inmates and '''educational apprenticeships''' for other qualified persons.

			In October of 2002, Raymond Gant and Willard Bostock were returning from a Philadelphia Eagles / Tampa Bay Buccaneers football game. On the drive home, they began a discussion about the community needs of Philadelphia. After conversing about the topic for several hours, they concluded that one of those community needs was the rehabilitation of badly damaged homes which were unsafe and unhealthy for their occupants as well as an eyesore in their communities. Hence,The Ray of Hope Project was born.

			Initially, the two men worked together to repair and renovate as many homes as they could on their own. Eventually, they realized that the need was so great, they would need to develop their efforts further by creating a full-fledged organization to expand their operations. At this point, they recruited a Board of Directors and a volunteer staff to help coordinate projects, raise funds, recruit more volunteers, and perform a myriad of other functions. Since its conception, ''The Ray of Hope Project'' has rehabilitated more than 80 homes in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.

Stan at 16:19, 6 July 2016

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	. http://www.therayofhopeproject.org		. http://www.therayofhopeproject.org

	https://www.facebook.com/TheRayOfHopeProjectInc/		https://www.facebook.com/TheRayOfHopeProjectInc/

Stan: Created page with ". http://www.therayofhopeproject.org https://www.facebook.com/TheRayOfHopeProjectInc/"

2016-07-06T16:18:54Z

Created page with ". http://www.therayofhopeproject.org https://www.facebook.com/TheRayOfHopeProjectInc/"

New page

. http://www.therayofhopeproject.org
https://www.facebook.com/TheRayOfHopeProjectInc/