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CREATE REAL OPPORTUNITIES 

Get Involved

There are many ways to support Anchor of Hope and the individuals and families we serve across the State of Georgia. Whether you give, volunteer, or partner with us, your involvement helps create real opportunities for connection, care, and growth.

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Become a Friend
of Hope

Become a Friend of Hope by setting up a recurring donation of $25 or more per month. Your monthly gift provides consistent support for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.

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Many of the services families rely on, like therapies, adaptive equipment, camps, and respite care, are only partially covered or not covered by insurance at all. As a Friend of Hope, your ongoing support helps fill that gap.

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Even a small monthly commitment can make a meaningful impact.

Volunteer
With Us

Our events and programs are made possible by volunteers who show up with time, energy, and heart.

Opportunities include:
 

  • Supporting the Autism Awareness Festival (set-up, activities, registration, and more)

  • Helping with respite and connection events throughout the year

  • Assisting behind the scenes with organization, outreach, or program coordination
     

Whether you can help once or on an ongoing basis, there’s a place for you here

Learn about Volunteer Opportunities

Sponsor
& Partner

Sponsorships and partnerships help us expand programs, fund scholarships, and create meaningful experiences for families.

You can get involved by:
 

  • Sponsoring events like our Autism Awareness Festival or Golf Tournament

  • Supporting specific needs such as therapies, equipment, or program costs

  • Partnering as a business to help us grow our reach and impact
     

We offer a range of sponsorship levels and are always open to custom partnerships that align with your goals.

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Learn about Sponsorship Opportunities

Other Ways
to Give

In addition to monthly giving, you can make a one-time gift, dedicate a donation in honor of someone, or support a specific initiative.

Every contribution helps us say “yes” in moments where families often hear “no.”

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