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Building Hope 101
Aug
5
to Sep 9

Building Hope 101

Yes! We are so happy you want to volunteer at Building Hope in the City.

Your first step will be to register for Building Hope 101. It’s a 75-minute introduction to the organization where you will learn about our mission and ministries.

This class will be offered several times this year:

August 5th at 6pm BHITC Headquarters, 3274 W 58th., Cleveland

September 9th at 6pm BHITC Headquarters, 3274 W 58th., Cleveland

Please complete the form below to register for this event.

NOTE: By filling out your email address on the form below, you are giving BHITC permission to send you email communications.

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Understanding Poverty Workshop
Oct
3

Understanding Poverty Workshop

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Understanding Poverty Workshop

Whether you're new to serving in the city or have spent years walking alongside your neighbors, this workshop will deepen your understanding of the realities of poverty.

Many veteran ministry leaders and community advocates have found that this seminar gives language to experiences they've encountered. Together, participants will develop a practical framework for understanding poverty by exploring mental models of poverty, theories of change, hidden class rules, available resources, family structures, and the role of language and culture.

Date & Time: October 3, 2026 | 9am - 3pm

Location: John Knox Presbyterian Church

Participants are encouraged to consider a freewill offering of $10.00 for workshop materials and lunch.

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Feb
24

Understanding Poverty Workshop

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Next class February 24, 2024 (9am-3:00pm)

Cove City Church

2439 St. Clair Ave.

Cleveland, OH 44114

Led by Building Hope in the City’s Brian Upton, this seminar is for anyone who feels called to our city.  It puts into words what many veteran professionals and ministry leaders have experienced. Participants will learn specific strategies for improving their ministry outcomes when partnering with people experiencing poverty. In this workshop, participants will create a mental model of poverty, examine theories of change, and analyze hidden class rules, resources, family structure and language.

Participants are encouraged to consider a freewill offering of $10.00 for workshop materials and lunch.

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Become A Volunteer

We'd love to meet you and serve with you! Head over to our volunteer page to sign up for a 15 minute video call to learn how you might serve before signing up for a class.