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Eight Days of Hope was an all-volunteer organization for 13 years. In 2018, a small staff was added to serve alongside our 160 volunteer leaders.

In the first sixteen rebuilding events alone, Eight Days of Hope has remodeled, refurbished, or rebuilt over 6,783 homes bringing hope to thousands of people in need! In all, Eight Days of Hope has accomplished over 53 million dollars of work - for free!

You can help bring hope to families feeling hopeless by donating online or mailing a check to P.O. Box 3208, Tupelo, MS, 38803.

As a registered 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, we will supply you with a tax-deductible receipt by January 31st of the year following your donation.

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Stock & Securities Transfer

Stock & Securities can be gifted to EDOH in two ways: either via electronic transfer or by physically mailing the paper certificates to us. Either method is acceptable, but it is necessary for you to contact your broker to initiate the transfer.

Help in the Recovery Effort

“Eight Days of Hope has been a true friend to the people of South Carolina. They came to us wanting to help when we experienced the devastating floods of 2015, and they worked tirelessly to get people back in their homes. When people were unable to return to their communities following Hurricane Matthew, they were among the first groups removing debris and clearing the roads to ensure safe travel. We could not be more thankful for the compassion of Steve Tybor and the rest of the team at Eight Days of Hope, and we will always consider them to be a part of Team South Carolina.” - Governor Nikki Haley (8DOH XII)

Steve Tybor with Former Governor South Carolina Nikki Haley - Current UN Ambassador

The Impact of Hope

In 2011, Eastern NC was slammed by Hurricane Irene. It left the rural county of Pamlico in near ruin. As chairperson of the Pamlico County Disaster Recovery Coalition, it was our job to seek out those needed resources. I was thankful when our paths ran across Eight Days of Hope. They were a major blessing to our communities! Their teams were knowledgeable, professional and willing to share a smile or a hug. It was indeed a blessing beyond words for Eight Days of Hope to come to Pamlico County. We will never forget them!
Dawn Gibson - Chairperson of the Pamlico County, NC Disaster Recovery Coalition
"Beautiful people, amazing ministry. My house and church flooded after Hurricane Harvey hit Houston. It was painful, but the moment the volunteers from Eight Days of Hope showed up, healing started for us. We do not have enough words to express our deepest gratitude to this wonderful organization. They were truly the hands and feet of Jesus."
Pastor Jorge Cardenas - Houston, Texas
“Thank you for everything you did for the residents in Lafayette, LA. during Eight Days of Hope XIII. It was an honor to be among such a wonderful, giving, and caring group of people who wanted nothing but to help others. The sense of togetherness that Eight Days of Hope brought to the Lafayette area was extraordinary, and I can't thank you enough."
Billy Nungesser - Lieutenant Governor Louisiana
“We had so many amazing volunteers that came out and literally worked day and night to build my family a brand new home to replace the one we lost. The volunteers came in and built more than our home, they bolstered our faith in the strength of the body of Christ. In a world full of darkness, they blazed with the love of Christ brighter than the sun. And not just to us, but to our whole town. It's forever changed Tupelo, Ms. for the better.”
Charles Stephens - Auburn, Mississippi
"Eight Days of Hope was a Godsend to St. John the Baptist Parish following Hurricane Isaac. Eight Days of Hope brought over 2,500 volunteers to our community. Hundreds of families benefited from their acts of kindness and assistance with more than $4.1 million of materials and labor. We are forever grateful for the huge boost they made to our recovery and the love and compassion they shared".
Natalie H. Robottom St. John the Baptist Parish - President LaPlace La.
“Eight Days of Hope has been a true friend to the people of South Carolina. They came to us wanting to help when we experienced the devastating floods of 2015, and they worked tirelessly to get people back in their homes. When people were unable to return to their communities following Hurricane Matthew, they were among the first groups removing debris and clearing the roads to ensure safe travel. We could not be more thankful for the compassion of Steve Tybor and the rest of the team at Eight Days of Hope, and we will always consider them to be a part of Team South Carolina.”
Governor Nikki Haley - South Carolina

Your Gifts Let Us Share God's Hope

Help us help others

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