33rd Annual Banquet
Feb 27, 2026

Celebrate redemption, restoration, and the power of God’s grace in the lives of people seeking a second chance.

Friday, Feb 27

5:30PM | Doors Open
6:30PM
| Banquet
8:30PM
| Closing Prayer

The Well | Clovis Campus

325 Nees Ave
Clovis, CA 93611

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They will rebuild the ancient ruins
and restore the places long devastated;
they will renew the ruined cities
that have been devastated for generations.

Isaiah 61:4

350+

ATTENDEES
Local leaders, ministers, and innovators who are shaping the future of restoring Fresno.

10+

PRESENTATIONS
Special guest speakers, inspiring stories, awards, vision-casting, and powerful prayer.

$100,000

DONATION GOAL
Every dollar raised directly impacts an individual’s training, counseling, employment, and spiritual growth.

Together We Make Miracles Happen

Your support directly helps those leaving gangs, overcoming past mistakes, and building new futures—equipping them with job skills, mentorship, and the life-changing love of Jesus Christ to rebuild their lives. 

This proven path has led more than 2,000 individuals away from crime and brokenness—and into the American mainstream, where they are becoming contributing members of society.

Your belief in second chances gives hope to those who once thought they were forgotten. You are helping to break cycles of violence and poverty, and together with Hope Now, we’re building a stronger, safer Fresno.

Become A Sponsor

Hope Now offers our partners a unique opportunity: to showcase your belief in human potential, engage with pioneers in redemption and employment, and help shape a more inclusive future for our community.

Why We Do It

There’s a grievous problem many young men in our city are facing…
and a proven way to create lasting change.

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Of Young Men In Fresno Area Have Ties To Gangs

Violent Crimes Committed Every Year In Fresno Area

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Of Fresno Area Families Are Living In Poverty

Per Year Saved For Each Man Rehabilitating At Hope Now

%

Of Hope Now Graduates Keep Their Jobs