The Walter Hoving Home is a residential spiritually-based home. We are a non-profit organization serving women ages 18 and over who have been involved in drug addiction, alcoholism, prostitution and other life-controlling problems. The 6 or 12 month program is geared to rebuilding broken lives in an atmosphere of warmth, trust, support and love. During the Home's 45-year history, a program has been developed which completely transforms the lives of the women who come directly from prison or the street. The primary vehicle for transformation is the Learning Center curriculum. After completing the one-year curriculum, the student can transition while working at an outside job while still living at the Home.
Program names and associated costs are listed for the top programs as reported on the charity's most recently filed Form 990. The top programs displayed will include the largest three programs, or those programs covering at least 60% of the charity's total expenses, whichever comes first.
Program Name
Amount Spent
% of Program Expenses
Housing, Feeding, and Needs of Residents
$1,568,699
70.0%
Training and Professional Growth of Resident
$336,150
15.0%
Re-Integration into Society
$224,100
10.0%
Ratings History Walter Hoving Home has received 3 consecutive 4-star ratings from Charity Navigator.
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The Walter Hoving Home is a residential spiritually-based home. We are a non-profit organization serving women ages 18 and over who have been involved in drug addiction, alcoholism, prostitution and other life-controlling problems. The 6 or 12 month program is geared to rebuilding broken lives in an atmosphere of warmth, trust, support and love. During the Home's 45-year history, a program has been developed which completely transforms the lives of the women who come directly from prison or the street. The primary vehicle for transformation is the Learning Center curriculum. After completing the one-year curriculum, the student can transition while working at an outside job while still living at the Home.
