H.O.P.E. Ministries aims for community unification and education.
Participants learned about credit and spending, the importance of giving blood, supporting Black businesses and more.
Event organizers say they are excited to pour back into the community during this time to make them stronger. “We are here networking. We are here sharing information, giving out healthy tips, so that we can all be in our walk with God as well as our walk with each other,” says Pastor Willie White, event coordinator.
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