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VISION & MISSION: Hope Station envisions a future without hunger and homelessness in which daily access to affordable quality food and shelter for everyone contributes to the well-being and success of individuals and to the creation of a strong community.

Until this vision becomes a reality, Hope Station’s MISSION will be to serve persons in Wilson County, NC, by providing emergency food for families, shelter for those who are homeless and emergency financial assistance, while working to remove barriers to accessing affordable quality food and shelter.

Wings of Eagles Ranch is a "Center for Hope" giving families with special needs children and adults, along with our youth at risk community, the opportunity to "Soar on Wings like Eagles." We are providing fun activities for participants to gain strength, balance and most importantly self esteem and self confidence through Equine Assisted Therapy while adapting those activities to allow success for every participant.

The Winston-Salem Choral Academy offers a joyful and empowering experience for children and youth through vocal music education and artistic excellence in choral music performance.

The Wolfgang Wolff Foundation (WWF) is a recently formed 501c3 organization whose purpose is to preserve and promote the artwork and life story of Wolfgang Wolff.

The collection includes paintings, drawings, woodcuts / prints, jewelry, book illustrations and textile designs and has been exhibited internationally. The goal of the WWF is to display the work of Wolff as an independent museum as well as to integrate parts of the collection within other museums, most likely located in Western Europe, the U.S. and the Pacific Islands.

Wolfgang Wolff was a self-taught German artist. As a refugee of the Nazi regime living in exile in Tahiti (where he was later interned) Wolff documented the life and times of Tahiti during the 1930s and the war years through illustrated diaries and letters. In his paintings and woodcuts he interpreted Tahitian culture and landscape in a German Expressionist mode. From the 1950s to the 70s Wolff worked as a textile designer in Los Angeles. He was one of the originators of Polynesian fabric designs found in typical “Hawaiian” shirts.