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the house that “HOPE” built
When you choose hope, everything is possible.
Welcome to West Texas Gifts of Hope
where compassion meets action in the heart of the Permian Basin. As a nonprofit 501c3 organization, we are dedicated to providing vital support and hope to cancer patients throughout our community.
At West Texas Gifts of Hope, We Are...
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A nonprofit 501c3 organization that provides hope and assistance to cancer patients in the Permian Basin
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Hope House lodging and other free services for cancer patients in treatment
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Grateful to all who give of their time, talents, and contributions to make the cancer journey easier
THE MISSION
To improve the quality of life for patients during cancer treatment by offering lodging and services.
Wed, Mar 19Odessa
Fri, Sep 20Location is TBD
Thu, Aug 29Midland
Events
Our Partners
Patient From Odessa
"We needed a wheel chair for my husband and West Texas Gifts of Hope delivered it to our door. God Bless you.”
Patient From Fort Stockton
“Thank you for serving lunch to us while we faced a long day of chemo. A friendly face and a good sandwich made the afternoon so much easier to face."
Al & Jenie Marathon
"Hope House Odessa serves cancer patients undergoing treatments who live afar. Al had radiation treatments 5 days a week for 8 weeks and it would have been very difficult for us to drive back and forth every day during this time as we live 150 miles from Odessa.
Hope House provides clean, comfortable living quarters with a staff that is professional, caring and helpful.
The staff - paid,volunteers and the Board of Directors of Hope House are totally dedicated to serving God by providing this great service for cancer patients and they are committed to making your stay comfortable and as stress free as possible.
Thank you Hope House - you are a true blessing for making our ordeal actually pleasant by your provision for us and so many other cancer patients."
Patient from Terlingua
“We shall be forever grateful for the service that Hope House has provided. We could not have driven home every day and the beds were even good.”
Angel of Hope
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