Make a difference by using your creativity to give hope, show compassion, and promote healing.
The Positive Impact The Stars Of HOPE Program Made On The Emotional Recovery And Resiliency Of Survivors Of The San Bernardino, CA And Orlando, FL Terror Attacks And The Greensburg, KS EF-5 Tornado, And 2017 Northern California Wildfires.
Stars of HOPE empowers people of all ages to transform individuals and communities in need of hope through the power of art and messages of healing.
Supporting Stars of HOPE is an opportunity for your organization to play a critical role in the healing of individuals and communities around the world.
Together we grow empathy and compassion for communities throughout the world; together we are pioneering communal therapeutic art at a global scale; together we combat loneliness…
"It was truly a labor of love making the stars with my little boy...it was the best way I could explain any part of that tragedy to him. I just told him that I don't know why bad things happen and sometimes you just have be the good you want to see in this crazy world."
Faith Leonard
"How can a piece of wood shaped into a star have such power? These little colored stars began popping up on our trees, utility poles, broken and battered fences. I didn’t know where they came from. They just catch your eye in the middle of chaos and sadness. I’ve learned more about these little things and their unseemly way of changing a moment.
Elizabeth Treston
Opening a Box of HOPE opens up a world of compassion, creativity, and connection. The Kit comes with all the tools you need to create hope for others.
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Due to the current landscape surrounding the current health crisis, all regional “HOPE Banks” are condensed to our “National Hope Bank.”
National Stars of HOPE Bank
1022 Crestwood Commons Ave.
Ocoee, FL 34761
Thank you for creating hope during these challenging times.
“My mom was shot twice in san Bernardino… i’m only 11. So If I can get past it so can you. I hope you get past this, and live your life.”
Ellie Paez San Bernardino, CA