Mission, Vision, and Values
Our mission is to provide compassionate and uplifting transitional care for women in crisis and hungry children in Orange County.
Our vision is to be the Orange County safety net for uniquely challenged women and children through hope, love, and spiritual healing.
Our values:
Love & Compassion:
A faith-based approach to healing and forgiveness in a multi-generational community.
Respect & Acceptance: A non-judgmental celebration of the diversity and uniqueness of humankind. Honesty & Integrity: An ethical approach to supporting personal growth and family values.
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We are especially proud of the reputation we have for working with Orange County Foundations. Here are just a few that are supporting our mission in 2014:
Dhont Family Foundation
Zumasys
OC Community Foundation
Lloyd E. and Elizabeth H. Klein Family Foundation
OC United Way
Samueli Foundation
Tustin Community Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
City of Anaheim, D.E.V.O.T.E
Sisters of St. Joseph Healthcare Foundation
St. Joseph Health System
We appreciate the continuing support of the following organizations:
Orange County Healthcare Agency Breast Cancer Solutions OC United Way Community Service Programs Telecare/WIT Breast Cancer Angels
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Thank you to all our generous donors who made a special holiday season a possibility for the populations we serve!
Zonta Zodiac (Garden Grove)
D.E.V.O.T.E., City of Anaheim
The Roosters Foundation Southern Wine & Spirits Erika Patino and Family Jorge Rivero Mother's Market World Mission Society Church of God Knights of Columbus KAREO Norma Ramos
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Want to Help?
Ways to give to GHH in the coming months.
Sponsor a child!
Children that rely on the free and reduced lunch programs at their schools go hungry on the weekends! For just $30 a month you can sponsor a motel child to have weekend meals when the school cafeterias are closed.
Host a Food Drive!
GHH is always looking for an enthusiastic group to host a food drive. The food you collect feeds hungry children right here in Orange County.
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Nana's Needs!

We are always in need of food donations and other necessities. Consider donating items like canned goods, peanut butter and healthy cereals. All foods should be nonperishable and in non-breakable containers. (No glass, please!)
For more information or to schedule a delivery please contact our office at
(714) 558-8600
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Board Members
Je'net Kreitner
Executive Director and Co-Founder
Grandma's House of Hope
Lori Torres
GHH Chairman of The Board
Christina Haupert
Board Treasurer & Secretary
Wells Fargo Bank
Deacon Doug Cook
San Antonio de Padua
Catholic Church
Patrick Kreitner
Co-Founder
Grandma's House of Hope
Margaux Jordan
MediServ
Virginia DePaola
Wells Fargo Bank
Denise Voss
Development Consultant
Robert Ahlke
Ahlke Construction
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A Special Thanks to our Sponsors
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Become a 2014 partner with Grandma's House of Hope!
Click here to donate now!
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A Word From Our Founders:
Thank you very much for your support to Grandma's House of Hope. It is through your kindness and generosity that GHH continues to fight hunger and homelessness in Orange County. Your contribution helps enhance the lives of women children and families who are struggling to survive in your own communities.
God Bless,
Je'net and Patrick Kreitner
Grandma's House of Hope

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Grandma's House of Hope has had an amazing year of growth in 2013! Looking back on last year, we are thrilled to share with you some of the incredible accomplishments that GHH achieved through our mission to help those most vulnerable in our community.
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We opened the doors of HopeWorks! Education and Enrichment Center (HWEEC) at a new, low-income, affordable housing development for at-risk youth.

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Volunteers and staff spent Martin Luther King, Jr. Day participating in service activities, building shelves and packaging food.
 | Thanks to all our helpers from Wells Fargo and Orange County Church of Christ.
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 | Happy volunteers packing food!
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 | Wells Fargo volunteers build much-needed shelving.
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We added 3 new homes, doubled our bed capacity and provided emergency housing and services to human trafficking survivors and homeless women with cancer and other severe medical challenges.
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GHH was honored with a seat on the Anti-Human Trafficking Congressional Advisory Committee with Representative Ed Royce and participated in a Congressional Hearing.
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Internship and Volunteer Opportunities
New internship opportunities have been posted on our website. There are many opportunities to help in our office while earning college credit! Get Involved!
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GHH launched "Hands of Hope," our new Women's Auxiliary Group.
Call us today and find out how you can get involved! (714) 558-8600
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Outreach on Halloween night provided a safe environment for motel families through our Safe Harvest Event and this year reached over 600 children! 1200 meals were served that night!
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We provided nearly 1,000 backpacks and school supplies to at risk youth for the new school year and our Nana's Kidz program surpassed 1.3 million meals for homeless children.
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Holiday Party for the Ladies
 | Thanks to all our shoppers! Beautiful scarves for all our ladies.
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 | Pictures with Santa!
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Holiday Party at El Dorado Motel
The Grinch and Whoville Whos join GHH at our annual motel children's party.
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 | DEVOTE kids serving pizza!
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 | Socks and pajamas for all!
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