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Project HOPE Foundation, Inc.
About us
Project HOPE Foundation’s mission is to serve individuals living with autism by: helping families, opening minds, promoting inclusion, and expanding potential.
Starting in 1997, we have served thousands of individuals. With the current rate of autism of 1 in 68 children, 1 in 42 boys, our services are more critical than ever. Project HOPE Foundation currently serves across ages, across the spectrum, and across services.
Through 9 programs, we provide information, workshops, education, therapy, social activities, life skills trainings, and vocational opportunities.
Leadership
Project HOPE Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization since 1997, continues to be led by its founders, Lisa Lane and Susan Sachs, both mothers of sons with autism. Lisa and Susan serve as co-Executive Directors of Project HOPE Foundation.
Project HOPE Foundation is fortunate to have an active, involved Board of Directors from across Upstate South Carolina.
Funding
Project HOPE Foundation is funded through fees-for-service (private pay, insurance, and PDD Waiver), fundraising events, grants, and donations.
We have 3 major fundraising events: the Evening of Hope Gala and Hope Invitation Golf Tournament in April and the HOPE Relay in November.
We are a funded agency through both the United Way of the Piedmont and the United Way of Greenville County.
Starting in 1997, we have served thousands of individuals. With the current rate of autism of 1 in 68 children, 1 in 42 boys, our services are more critical than ever. Project HOPE Foundation currently serves across ages, across the spectrum, and across services.
Through 9 programs, we provide information, workshops, education, therapy, social activities, life skills trainings, and vocational opportunities.
Leadership
Project HOPE Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization since 1997, continues to be led by its founders, Lisa Lane and Susan Sachs, both mothers of sons with autism. Lisa and Susan serve as co-Executive Directors of Project HOPE Foundation.
Project HOPE Foundation is fortunate to have an active, involved Board of Directors from across Upstate South Carolina.
Funding
Project HOPE Foundation is funded through fees-for-service (private pay, insurance, and PDD Waiver), fundraising events, grants, and donations.
We have 3 major fundraising events: the Evening of Hope Gala and Hope Invitation Golf Tournament in April and the HOPE Relay in November.
We are a funded agency through both the United Way of the Piedmont and the United Way of Greenville County.
Hours of operation
Monday8:00AM - 5:30PMTuesday8:00AM - 5:30PMWednesday8:00AM - 5:30PMThursday8:00AM - 5:30PMFriday8:00AM - 5:30PM
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4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people
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Referral from
February 24, 2018
Abbey W. asked:Does anyone have references for schools or daycares in Spartanburg for autistic children? She will be 4 in May and her current daycare feels like they will not be able to continue to keep her because of her acuity. She is currently in half day special education in our district as well but needing additional care or all day program. Thanks for any suggestions!Angie L. replied:Contact https://www.facebook.com/82939868513 Project HOPE Foundation, Inc. too!
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Referral from
February 4, 2018
Ashley E. asked:We are moving to the Greenville area from Houston Texas. Can anyone advise on a specific school or area/suburban that is good for our elementary aged autistic daughter. She has been in a self contained ABA clinic but I know that isn’t going to be happening when we move. Debating on home school/virtual school, but wanted to give “actual” school a try first. Any recommendations?! TiaSusan L. replied:Greenville County Schools are some of the best in the state, but of course every school is different. For specific help on schools and programs, please email AJ@scautism.org. She's an expert! Hope Academy in Simpsonville may be of interest, but they probably have a waiting list. You can look them up at http://www.projecthopesc.org.
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Referral from
March 31, 2016
Tabitha D. asked:I have recently moved to SC I am looking for resources, support groups, or anything that is in the Greer or surrounding area's my daughter is 6 HF ASD and I am looking for different outlets for her and to get her services but it seems to be a hassle, and also support and education for family,Audra H. replied:http://www.projecthopesc.org
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Referral from
February 19, 2016
Amanda B. asked:Thank you for approving me to join! My family is looking to move to the simpsonville or mauldin area sometime within the next year. My son is 7 and in first grade he has autism and dyspraxia. Looking for advice or experience at the schools in the areaKaelynn P. replied:http://www.projecthopesc.org
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