The House of Hope project is a unique window that works as a community storehouse for used/second-hand clothes and reusable stuff donated by rich or economically able community people for those who cannot afford or living in poverty or in the streets, slums. The House of Hope center in Mymensingh is voluntarily managed by SERAC-Bangladesh and accommodates the storehouse by lending rooms and volunteers. The storehouse is a gateway to donate clothes, foods, books, or any other reusable commodities that will help disadvantaged people live with minimum basic needs.

House of Hope is a project that benefits the poor people in society through others’ supports. Anyone can donate their unused products through the House of Hope Project. This project is supported by ‘The Pollination Project’ and hosted by ‘SERAC-Bangladesh’.

The founder of the House of Hope Project and Executive Director of SERAC-Bangladesh S M Shaikat believes that this project can establish balance in society. By this project, unprivileged people of society can get their essential things and lead their life comfortably. He also said that his passion is to put an end to disparities and sufferings for basic needs like food, clothes, education, health service, and shelter. Through this Center, poverty-affected families, disadvantaged children, older people in need of food, and basic needs are being served.

SERAC volunteers collect the donated goods from the donors from door to door from Tuesday to Sunday every week. The distribution day is Monday of every week.  SERAC-Bangladesh’s project officer Barkatullah Bhuiyan and program Officer Sobraj Al Akand are together working on this project to support volunteers.

To get updated information about collecting & distributing products of House of Hope please get in touch over our Facebook page SERAC-Bangladesh and website. If you want to take a part in House of Hope as a volunteer or donor, we warmly invite you to participate with us.