EverHope

EverHope School Project coordinates support between schools, homes, mental health agencies, and justice systems.

We work directly with trauma-informed educators to create better learning environments and healthy households.

Last week, our CEO, Rebekah Mitchell, Chief Development Officer Courtney Voigt, and Director of Marketing & Communications Mary Kate Provost had the opportunity to attend Grace Collaborative, a conference hosted by the incredible local Northwest Arkansas nonprofit, Saving Grace.

It was an inspiring few days filled with learning, collaboration, and meaningful connections with fellow members of our nonprofit community. We’re grateful for the opportunity to grow alongside so many passionate organizations working to make a difference across Northwest Arkansas.

🍋 There's still time to join the fun!

EverHope's Lemonade Stand Campaign is happening all summer long, and you can host your stand anytime between now and the end of July.

Gather your family, invite your neighbors, and turn a simple glass of lemonade into hope for children and families in our community. 💛

Sign up today and we'll send you everything you need to get started! ➡️ https://bit.ly/3RaQmOq

Education changes everything—especially when it's rooted in compassion.

Through EverHope's Hope School Project, we partner with schools, educators, children, and families to create trauma-informed learning environments where students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. From building trust and resilience to strengthening classroom connections, we're helping children discover that their past does not define their future.

When we teach through empathy, we create lasting change—and futures filled with hope. 💙