Roswell Day of Hope
September 21
Join the 15th Annual Roswell Day of Hope Event
Saturday, September 21, 2024 from 12 PM to 4:00 PM at Roswell City Hall (parking lot side)
Hope Roswell is hosting the 15th annual Roswell Day of Hope (RDOH) on Saturday, Sept 21st at Roswell City Hall. Bring your family and friends and enjoy a day filled with hope. There will be something of interest for everyone!
If you are in need of shoes, medical or dental assistance or you’d like a nice new haircut, you’ll find it at the event. If you don’t need assistance, but want to enjoy the outdoors, come and sample local coffees, listen to music, and enjoy lunch from a food truck. There’s also a kid zone with games and entertainment.
Will you serve your neighbors for one day?
The Roswell Day of Hope is a unique community event where local churches, Rotaries, non-profits, and businesses come together to serve our neighbors who are less fortunate. The event offers a venue where Jesus can be shared with all who will listen. Bring your family and serve those around you.
Sign-up here to volunteer today!
What is the 2024 Roswell Day of Hope About?
God called us to love our neighbors and to serve one another. We’ve partnered with Roswell’s local non-profits and businesses to bring you a truly one of a kind event. This years focus is on our teens and you will hear the question being asked…
“Are your kids ok?”
At first glance, you would say Yes, my kids are OK. But the short answer is NO. Since the end of the covid lockdowns, the number of kids and teens who are struggling with anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts has exploded. At the RDOH, you’ll have a chance to learn about struggles that our teenagers face on a daily basis, but more importantly, what signs to look for and what to do next.
Have you ever said “My kid would NEVER do that!”
Many parents in the Roswell area have made that statement only to wake up and find their teen has made a really bad choice. The growing number of victims in our area is staggering. The biggest contributor to these atrocities is social media. Do you know what to look for on your family’s social media accounts when identifying issues? Without your knowledge, your teens can begin to feel bad about themselves due to bullying, harassment or embarrassment on social media.
At the Roswell Day of Hope, you will learn helpful tips on recognizing signs and symptoms of mental health issues as well as human trafficking and addiction. You will walk away with helpful resources.
Learn more HERE