Our Impact in Cincinnati

See how Hope Ignites Cincinnati is meeting our mission and bringing our community together.

Total young people eligible for programming and support

Collegians working toward their degrees

Total Academy scholars

Scholars living on campus in our holistic environment

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First Generation College Students

Total young people participating in community outreach programs
Scholars volunteering at La Soupe

Serving Others

Becoming well-educated and career-ready is enhanced by a commitment to serving others, a core aspect of Hope Ignites’ success in transforming scholars’ lives.

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Scholars serving in their communities

Service hours completed by scholars annually

LIVING PROOF

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The scholars are what inspire me. I love working with them. The time I spend with them, whether eating dinner with them or working on homework together, is what keeps me coming back. I love how well I get along with the scholars, and I feel like I have become friends with most of them. They make me laugh and bring joy to my life.

Lily
Volunteer
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I am inspired to volunteer with Hope Ignites because I want to help youth in our community. I feel that volunteering here is an avenue where I can make change for the better.  The kids keep me coming back. I enjoy seeing them learn and grow. 

Will Quigley
Volunteer
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One moment that really impacted me with a student was being bilingual. This allowed me to connect with him more deeply. Seeing that he gained confidence speaking to me in Spanish, he started asking more questions. We went over his notes over and over. I realized that sometimes, you simply need support in the language you feel most comfortable with, and someone who understands you. 

Wilbur
Volunteer
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Before Hope Ignites, I never thought about college, entrepreneurship, opportunities of growth in corporate America, and many other things. Hope Ignites provided me and provides our scholars with opportunities and shows them that there’s a bigger world out there than the one we came from. It’s all about changing circumstances and showing our scholars that there is a chance.

Greg Scruggs
Alumnus