At Furnish Hope, furniture is simply the vehicle, a way to open a door and meet someone at a vulnerable moment. Here is the story of a recipient courageously asked for help and found community support at a moment of deep need.

This is the story of Mike and Sharon Dye and their three boys. It is a story marked by addiction and homelessness, but ultimately defined by renewal, second chances and hope. It is a story that reminds us of the hope that is possible when people in our community lean in.

For a long time, Jessica didn’t have a space of her own. She had been living with her parents, sharing rooms with her children and doing her best to make things work as a single parent. But recently, everything changed and she slowly began to emerge from the darkness…

For Furnish Hope, our first family - the Del Cid Family - was the beginning of our mission in action. A real need, a real opportunity and a real transformation.

Jonna and Bobby Spackman are building a new life together in Warm Springs, a life filled with hope and focused on a brighter future. Having overcome the challenges of addiction and homelessness, they can now embrace new beginnings…

Furnish Hope had the privilege of participating in the inaugural DDH Angel Project, linking arms with a remarkable network of community members who rallied support to transform the home - and life - of a local ‘angel’, Chelsea Taylor.

Furnish Hope partners with numerous local and state agencies to provide vital support to our elderly community, acting as an ally and lifeline for these seniors when they have nowhere else to turn.

While most recipients claim Central Oregon as their home, our reach occasionally extends far beyond our immediate community to those who have fled humanitarian crises and sought refuge in the United States.

Real change begins with connection and hope, especially for those working hard to redirect their lives after enduring hardships. For Ken Baker, those hardships began at the vulnerable age of four...

Having endured some extremely challenging days, one Furnish Hope recipient, a loving and courageous father, learned a beautiful lesson that he was not alone. His community, his place of work and organizations like…

Violet’s story shows the possibility of an individual determined for a fresh start and the power of a community that rallies support around a neighbor in need. Struggling through addiction, an unhealthy relationship and homelessness, Violet knew she…

Conversations with Barry Herbert are unique interactions that lift your spirits, bring a smile to your face, and fill you with admiration for someone who is truly a role model for courage and perseverance.

Like every Furnish Hope recipient, Kerstin’s story is uniquely her own and an example of how one person's journey, from rock bottom to renewal, can be a source of comfort and inspiration to others.

Viktoriia and Ruslan fled Ukraine amidst the turmoil of the Russian invasion. Their journey was a brave and harrowing attempt to secure safety for their family and Furnish Hope was honored to help them.

“It's been a long journey. It's been a hard journey. I knew that I couldn't give up because if I gave up, I wouldn't have a home. I wouldn't have any income. I wouldn't be as safe as I am today. I wouldn't be in recovery.“

“My journey has been pretty rough. It took a lot of patience and still takes a lot of patience but I felt like it was ‘go time’ for me. There are a lot of roadblocks all of the time, but having my kids by my side makes all the difference for me.”

“Furnish Hope has shown me that kindness goes a long way. Our house got broken into while both my kids were at home. A friend helped us find a new neighborhood and move into our home that we are in now.”

“We are overwhelmed with gratitude. Furnish Hope has been like a soft pillow to land on when we've been hit with waves of difficult and unexpected news. You are visible evidence of God's love and HOPE for us.”