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FAQ

What is Eight Days of Hope X all about? In late August of 2012, Hurricane Isaac devastated the southern part of Louisiana. Seven thousand homes were flooded and over two billion dollars in damage resulted. The families in the city of LaPlace (pronounced la-ploss), Louisiana were hit especially hard! Most of these families did not have [...]

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  Can I help raise monies for Eight Days of Hope? Yes! You can donate online or send a check to PO Box 3208 Tupelo, MS., 38803. We are an all-volunteer organization. All of your donation goes to operating costs and building material purchases. A tax-deductible receipt will be supplied as we are a registered [...]

Faith Statement

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We believe the Bible is the inspired and infallible Word of God and constitutes completed and final revelation. The Bible, in its original autograph, is without error in whole and part; including theological truths as well as geographical and historical details. We believe God has existed from all eternity in three persons: God the Father, [...]

Past Projects

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Taken from a 6/10/12 Pamlico News article by Martha Hall -
Mary Monroe is 102-years-old and has been living at the Gardens of Pamlico in Grantsboro until work on her home in Stonewall is completed.  Eight Days of Hope, a cadre of 1,700 persons from 42 states and three foreign countries, worked on Pamlico County homes for a period of 8 days, ending last weekend..
A crew has been working on Miss Mary’s house the entire time. The project may have to be turned over to the Baptist Men or the Methodist Men.
Last Saturday was the last day for the 8 Days of Hope project who had 389 projects waiting for them in 125 homes when they arrived on May 26th for their 8 days of labor.
The non-profit Christian group completed an estimated $1.6 million in labor In Pamlico County. Many of the volunteers took vacation time from work to come. For some, school was out and they volunteered. For others it was a family affair.
Gregory Gross, from Grace Lutheran Church in Chester County, Virginia, was working in Maribel, doing everything from kitchen sinks, toilets, flooring and cabinets.
“I called my cousin, Charlie Carter, a defense contractor in New Bern,” said Gross. “He was between projects and came over and helped.”
Bryant Miller watched from his wheelchair as 8 Days of Hope workers repaired his bathroom.
“I fixed it up as best I could,” said Miller. “I just couldn’t do it myself”

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Sponsors

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    American Family Association

    American Family Association has been an ardent supporter of Eight Days of Hope from day one.  They have blessed us with grants, radio spots, live interviews, and on location live broadcasts on most of our events.  Please consider financially supporting this Christian non-profit organization

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    Become a Sponsor

    Are you part of a group, organization or church that would like to partner with Eight Days of Hope in our effort to fulfill the admonition of 1Peter 4:10? Please contact us at 8daysofhope@gmail.com for more details.

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