H.O.P.E. Recipient

Moriah McCorkle’s commitment to service began at the age of 12, when she chose to join a youth mentoring program dedicated to supporting underserved children. What began as a simple

Amber Bonilla, an accomplished educator with a remarkable 19-year career, stands as an example of dedication, humility, and generosity within the realm of special education. Employed by Struthers City Schools,

Holly began her education career in 2001 after earning her BS in Science degree from Geneva College. She went on to earn her MS in Education from Youngstown State University

Dr. Ronald Dwinnells earned his undergraduate (BS) and medical degrees (MD) from the University of Kentucky and his MBA from the George Washington University in Washington D.C. Serving as a

Born and raised in Warren, his family includes his wife, daughter, two stepsons and a Little through the “Big Brother, Big Sister” program. A 23-year veteran of the Warren Police

The Hope Foundation of the Mahoning Valley is proud to recognize its 2018 H.O.P.E. Award for Lifetime Achievement recipient Kathy Duke. As president and Northern region leader for the Trumbull

H.O.P.E Recipient 2014 **The Hope Foundation is was sadden to see the passing of Henry Nemenz at the age of 76 in 2015. We ask that you keep Henry Nemenz

H.O.P.E Recipient 2015 Chief Gocala received the H.O.P.E Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2015 from the Hope Foundation of the Mahoning Valley. It is presented to an individual who is:

H.O.P.E Recipient 2016 The Foundation presenting 2016 George Gabriel with the H.O.P.E.Award (Honorable. Outstanding. Philanthropic. Excellent.) for his lifetime achievement and contributions to the community. This prestigious award is given