Hope Blooms returns May 30 for brunch, fashion show to benefit Project Hope for Women and Children

Brunch and fashion take center stage as the third annual Marshall Health Network (MHN) Foundations Hope Blooms fundraiser, presented by Insenna, returns Saturday, May 30, 2026, at 11 a.m. in the Marshall Health Network Arena Grand Ballroom at One Civic Center Plaza. All proceeds from the event will benefit Project Hope for Women and Children.

Project Hope is a premier Huntington-based residential treatment program for women with substance use disorders and their children, providing a safe, supportive environment where families can focus on healing and long-term recovery.

This year’s Hope Blooms theme, Planting Seeds of Hope, will be brought to life through a brunch and fashion show celebrating growth, resilience and the journey of recovery. The event will highlight the strength of Project Hope families and feature participation from local, recovery-friendly businesses.

Additional sponsorships are available starting at $1,000. Tickets are $125 per person. Proceeds from the event go to support the costs associated with housing, utilities and essential amenities for Project Hope families and ensure they have a safe, supportive space where they can work toward recovery.

Project Hope for Women & Children is owned and operated by Marshall Health, a member of Marshall Health Network. It can house up to 17 families at a time in individual single-family units. The average length of stay at Project Hope is up to six months. Program graduates then have the option to transition to Hope House, a four-apartment complex designed to help Project Hope clients transition seamlessly from residential treatment into the community with employment and housing.

To reserve a sponsorship or purchase tickets to Hope Blooms, visit mhnfoundations.org/hope-blooms. For more information, please contact Sara Schultz-Britt of MHN Foundations at Sara.Schultz-Britt@mhnetwork.org or 304–781–4444.