What if I don't have any tools?

It is not necessary to have your own tools in order to perform volunteer work with The Ray of Hope Project.  We will provide all of the necessary equipment and tools required for the task you are assigned.  You may bring your own tools if you prefer to do so; however, please note that your personal tools should be labeled clearly and that Ray of Hope is not responsible for your tools if they are lost, damaged, or stolen on one of our project sites.

What if I have no experience?

It is not necessary to have you to have any prior experience to perform volunteer work with The Ray of Hope Project.  We will provide experienced craftsmen to train you in whatever task you are assigned.  We welcome all volunteers no matter what their skill level.

What is the difference between Ray of Hope and Habitat for Humanity?

The Ray of Hope Project assists current homeowners with limited or no financial or physical resources to get badly needed repairs performed.  Habitat for Humanity provides opportunities to first-time home buyers to be able to purchase their own home, either newly built or totally rehabilitated.  In addition, Habitat's clients are required to invest sweat equity.