Bridge of Hope volunteer opportunities to help nursing homes and the disabled

Enjoy some photos of a few of the people we have helped!

Thank you for coming to our website! Our Mission is to provide help for residents in nursing homes and children and adults with disabilities.

The task of helping is huge and the opportunity to serve is great. Because I was born with spina bifida, I have a special interest in helping others who live with disability and chronic illness. The rewards for serving are immeasurable!
I personally invite your participation. Together we can make a difference. Here you will find some ways to help. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Mary Masters, Director
Bridge of Hope Foundation

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The Bridge of Hope
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Video Slideshow

Our charitable organization provides adaptive equipment like this hand bike to disabled children and nursing home residents.

Our mission is to provide charitable help for:

Nursing Home Residents
Children and Adults With Disabilities

Our Featured Volunteers

Mike & Diane McLaughlin

"Volunteering with Bridge of Hope brings us so much joy and satisfaction! Bridge of Hope is our Life Line with Christ, and we receive not only joy, but a deep sense of friendship with the residents."

Mike McLaughlin with Leroy

Mike and Diane started Pneuma Puppets in 1991 with their teenage son. They trained adults and teens to do puppeteering for Calvary Chapel. Missions included Russia, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Israel. They also performed in Spirit West Coast for several years. They have a huge variety of puppets, and part of their Bridge of Hope ministry includes providing puppet shows for Bridge of Hope parties and events. Diane says, "Because of my father's dementia and my niece's spina bifida, we started working with people with disabilities, using the puppets as a way of communicating and breaking down barriers." Mike's F-14 pilot experience and background as a teacher is a plus for the teaching ministry. Mike was a stunt pilot in the movie "Top Gun", and residents greatly enjoy hearing about his many exciting flying experiences. Both Mike and Diane also teach at our worship services, provide special puppet shows and entertainment, and assist with resident outings. Diane is Director of our nursing home resident Pen Pal Program, and also provides and assists with crafts and parties.

Diane McLaughlin with Karen

Diane McLaughlin and George McCullough at one of our nursing home birthday parties

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The Bridge of Hope Outreach Project is a 501(C)3 nonprofit charitable and humanitarian organization. Through volunteer services we provide creative activities in nursing homes. Individuals we help live with the after-effect of strokes, multiple sclerosis, spina bifida, Huntington's disease, traumatic brain injury and other

disabilities.

Volunteer Opportunities to Help Nursing Home Residents and the Disabled

Mike & Diane McLaughlin

Volunteer Opportunities to Help
Nursing Home Residents and the Disabled