Days of Hope

So many things keep us from serving others. Life is so busy that we often don’t recognize the needs of others. We don’t feel it’s our place to get involved. Or we are afraid that we will “get taken” by someone less than honest about their needs. The Hoss Foundation is important because it derails some of those doubts and calls on people to get involved. The result is that needs are met and hearts are nurtured.

My husband and I helped with the demo of the Smith house for the Days of Hope Project. Like so many of the people who showed up to work in the pouring rain, we did whatever job came

In early fall of last year, Dave and Tammy Smith began a major remodeling project on their Cheat Lake area home. Their goal was to build an addition onto their home in order for each of their children to have their own bedroom as well as create additional and much needed space for their family of five. When they set out to accomplish this project, they knew that it would be a monumental undertaking that would require from the entire family a tremendous amount of energy, patience, tolerance and time. Dave and Tammy were planning on doing this project in phases over the next couple of years.