Driving Hope

We need YOUR help to launch Driving Hope and provide victims of domestic violence in Franklin County with critical transportation! Join us on Thursday, October 10, at 5 PM for a public meeting at the Scenic Regional Library's Union branch. We need additional Board members, volunteer drivers, and volunteer dispatchers.

We are now able to accept online donations! Help Driving Hope by donating today.

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Driving Hope volunteers collected $1,600 in donations in Washington today! A big thank you to all our volunteers and the generous people of Franklin County who donated to our organization.

Thank you to everyone who donated this morning at our fundraiser in Washington. We collected $1,585 in only four hours! We’d also like to thank our volunteers, including our new friends from Compass Health.

Come out and see us this morning on the corners of 5th St. and Jefferson St. in Washington. We’re collecting donations and getting the word out about Driving Hope from 9am to 1pm today!

Board member Angela Gibson was in Jefferson City speaking with legislators about Driving Hope. We would like to thank Missouri State Representative Brad Banderman for his support!

Thank you to the Union Rotary Club for welcoming Board member Steve Campbell to speak today about Driving Hope.

If you would like to serve as a volunteer driver, you can find more information and the application at www.drivinghopemo.org.

Thank you to the Sullivan Chamber of Commerce for welcoming Board member Steve Campbell to speak about Driving Hope.

Domestic violence is an epidemic across the U.S. and Missouri is no exception. To learn more about the prevalence of domestic violence in our state, visit the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence’s statistical sheet for Missouri.

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Driving Hope needs volunteer drivers and dispatchers to provide critical transportation for victims of domestic violence. After a background check and training, drivers only need to provide one ride every three months. For more information, email [email protected].

Thank you to the Washington Lions Club for allowing Board members Angela Gibson and Steve Campbell present about Driving Hope today.

Thank you to the Union Kiwanis for welcoming Board member Steve Campbell to speak about Driving Hope at their meeting tonight.

Driving Hope‘s top priority is driver safety. We have many protocols in place to assure driver safety, such as requiring a client to walk to a public or otherwise safe location to be picked up. Anyone interested in serving as a volunteer driver can visit www.drivinghopemo.org and fill out an application today!