by Ntesat | Jun 8, 2026 | Create Hope, Restore Hope, Stories
This is the story of how Cynthia went from Homelessness to a college degree. At 59 years old, Cynthia is proof that it is never too late to rewrite your story. A mother and grandmother, Cynthia’s life was marked by years of childhood trauma, abuse, addiction,...
by HopeForLife | Oct 27, 2021 | CEO Laura C. Bulluck, Create Hope, Our Stories, Restore Hope
After being under stay-at-home orders from the Corona Virus for more than 2 months, the State of Arizona is finally starting to reopen retail stores, city parks, and hiking trails. That is all we needed to hear to set our plan in motion to take our first hiking...
by HopeForLife | Jul 16, 2020 | Create Hope, Our Stories, Restore Hope
I never thought I would be telling the world My story and the journey I have been on for the past four years. I have heard all the old cliché’s including “there is real power in your story”, I just didn’t think I would be a living breathing...
by HopeForLife | Jul 16, 2019 | Hope Restored, CEO Laura C. Bulluck, Create Hope, Restore Hope
It’s all about how you start, which drives your success! Starting my day with intention has become a key element of my morning routine. And any routine you create for yourself must be created with intention. In some cases, people will change their eating routine...
by HopeForLife | Jun 11, 2017 | Our Stories, Restore Hope
What I look forward most to in my future is a mind of peace. Working on the lessons I’ve learned at Hope’s Crossing, and applying them have already made a huge difference. I look forward to a healthy sense of confidence within myself that will give me the strength...
by HopeForLife | Apr 14, 2015 | Create Hope, Hope's Crossing, Our Stories, Restore Hope
Every day I thank God for bringing Hopes Crossing into my life. My name is Yvette I am 53 years old and I am an addict. I had two children by the time I was 17 years old, married and divorced twice. Over the past 8 years, I had started using Meth on a daily basis....
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