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Project Hope Alliance (www.projecthopealliance.org), the Costa Mesa-based organization bringing an end to homelessness in Orange County, announced that it received a $25,000 donation from its auxiliary, supporting club – Youth for Hope at Newport Harbor High School in Newport Beach, California.  . The donation is the result of Newport Harbor High School’s Youth for Hope Club’s efforts to raise awareness of homeless and motel children in Orange County.   NHHS Principal Boulton, Mr. Sigafoos (NHHS Teacher and Club Advisor) and Samantha Schroff (NHHS Youth for Hope Club) presented the $25,000 donation check to Project Hope Alliance (PHA) on 4/15/14.     

Knowing that children around Orange County were suffering, Schroff became passionate about starting a Youth for Hope Club at Newport Harbor High School, and launched the club in 2013. Supporting Project Hope Alliance’s mission to eliminate barriers that homeless students’ experience.

In addition to this significant donation, Schroff is planning a ‘Mother’s Day Weekend Stuff-A-Truck' program at St. Andrews Church in Newport Beach. She and her Youth For Hope peers will be assembling pre-filled grocery bags, each valued at $10, to be available for purchase during the week and during church services. Once a donor buys the bag, they will literally “stuff the truck” with all groceries then being donated to the families that Project Hope Alliance serves.   Please come get involved to support this worthwhile cause on May 8 (3-6 pm), May 9 (3-6 pm) and May 10 (11 am - 2 pm) at St. Andrews Church!!

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