Furnish Hope’s mission is to enhance lives with furnishings and household essentials.

By linking arms with a network of referring agencies, teams of volunteers and a community of supporters, we are able to share the gift of hope by furnishing homes for hundreds of families in need throughout Central Oregon each year.

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Core Values

Our core values reflect our ideologies and drive the decisions we make. They are the guidelines for driving every team member’s day-to-day decision making and are the principles and standards that we hold as non-negotiable.

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In order to see profound transformation in lives across our region, we embrace the impossible and forge new paths that lead to a community thriving.

Sunrise over a forested landscape with tall pine trees and a body of water, with the word 'Faith' written in black text.

With faith, even the impossible becomes attainable. It inspires us to innovate and take bold steps when the vision seems daunting and ignites courage in others.

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We treat every touchpoint as a reminder for someone to know they are seen, known and valued. Hope offers light in even the darkest of times.

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We meet people right where they’re at, walk alongside them and see them for who they are. Love is the driving force behind everything we do at Furnish Hope.

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We believe in the relentless pursuit of transformation, the unwavering commitment to making a lasting difference in the lives of those we serve.

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“They are like angels to our family!”

From the outside looking in, Tyler and his family presented an image of happiness, but on the inside, they were hiding a dark and painful secret. Their home environment had been unsafe for Tyler for years, and soon proved unhealthy for his young children, but there was hesitancy to unload this burden with others.

We believe everyone needs hope and a place to call home.