Run for 100‑4‑HOPE 5K

The Run for 100‑4‑HOPE 5K is more than a race, 

It’s the official launch of the 100‑4‑HOPE Campaign, a community movement created to ensure that no teenage girl or family is ever turned away from House of Hope Piedmont due to financial hardship.

About House of Hope Piedmont

House of Hope Piedmont is a Christian nonprofit ministry serving teenage girls ages 13–17 and their families throughout the Piedmont Triad. Through our residential program and on‑site school, Hope Academy, we focus on the whole teenager, spiritually, emotionally, academically, and physically. Every girl in our care experiences the transforming power of love, receives individualized counseling, participates in therapeutic activities, and works through a structured six‑phase healing program. Families are deeply involved as well, receiving weekly counseling and skill‑building sessions designed to restore the family unit.

We are one of the lowest‑cost programs in the state, charging families only $1,500 per month (compared to the NC average of $5,000 and the national average of $8,000). As a 100% donation‑funded ministry, we rely on the generosity of our community to continue providing hope, healing, and restoration.

About the 100‑4‑HOPE Campaign

The 100‑4‑HOPE Campaign invites supporters to pledge $100 four times a year, creating an ongoing scholarship fund that helps cover operational costs, expands staffing, and ensures that families facing financial hardship never lose access to the help they need. This campaign was developed in partnership with the DCHS Heroes of Hope Club, who are co‑hosting this event and helping bring the vision to life within Davie County.

By participating in this 5K, you are helping launch a long‑term movement of hope and healing. Every step you take directly supports the girls in our program, strengthens families, and helps build a sustainable scholarship fund that will impact lives for years to come.

Community Event Experience

The Run for 100‑4‑HOPE 5K is designed to be a community‑focused morning of movement, encouragement, and impact. Following the 5K run/walk, participants are invited to stay on campus for a post‑race gathering at Davie County High School.

We are currently coordinating with local nonprofits, community partners, and small businesses to create a family‑friendly atmosphere with tents, resources, and possible food truck options. Final details will be announced as partners are confirmed.

Shirt Information

Shirts are guaranteed only for participants who register by October 23, 2026. Registrations after this date may still select a shirt size, but shirts are not guaranteed and will be distributed based on available inventory. Final shirt quantities and sizes will be determined once our vendor turnaround time is confirmed. Updates will be posted as details are finalized.