Spoked to Ride
Are you Spoked to Ride for a Great Cause?
Join us on June 26, 2021 at Remlinger Farms in Carnation for a scenic, family-friendly bike ride and barbecue to raise money for at-risk youth programs. Check out our virtual ride too!
Get Involved
At NuHope Street, we believe the business and social community can do good for others locally and abroad without disrupting our daily schedules or stretching our financial comfort levels. Join one of our events and take part in a fun, rewarding experience while making a positive change in the world.
Make an Impact
NuHope Street was formed to bring business leaders around the Pacific Northwest and beyond into a partnership that supports non-profit organizations through fundraising or awareness events. Our primary mission is to help kids and youth, locally and abroad, get the resources they need to survive and thrive – whether that means fundraising for their basic needs to be met (food, shelter, clothing, etc.), for educational resources, or for medical and therapy treatments.
We Need
Sponsors
NuHope Street depends on the generosity of businesses and community members to help us make a positive impact. Learn how you can proudly show off your support for a great cause while gaining respect and recognition for getting involved. We have several tiers of sponsor packages available, and we are grateful for every donation.
Upcoming Events
How We Make Our Impact
A Healthy FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)
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Read More“Why Not” Change the World One Event at a Time?
“Why?” Just three little letters make up one of life’s big questions, particularly for small children who ask “why” multiple times on a daily basis. We adults may try to entertain it, or tune it out for a while, until we get to our breaking point and respond with something like, “Because I said so.”
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