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Donation Appointments

Donations are accepted by appointment only at New Hope’s Attleboro office. If you do not have an appointment, you will be turned away. Please email development@new-hope.org to schedule an appointment.

July is Disability Pride Month

Disability Pride Month was established to recognize the history, achievements, experiences, and struggles of people with disabilities. It was established in July to honor the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) being signed into law on July 26th, 1990.

According to AmeriDisability, 1 in 4 people in the United States have a disability. However, some people believe that disabilities are a physical ailment to someone. Disability is more than something physical; it comes in numerous shapes and sizes and may not be seen from the outside.

This year’s theme is “We Belong Here, and We’re Here to Stay” and is reflective of New Hope’s values. Everyone affected by sexual and domestic violence is welcome at New Hope, including survivors living with disabilities, both visible and unseen.

July is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month

Communities who identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color suffer from a gap in mental health care and treatment. Only 31% of BIPOC communities receive treatment for their mental health care, compared to almost 50% of white communities who receive treatment (Cleveland Clinic, 2022). Additionally, 4 out of 10 BIPOC-identified people have been a victim of sexual or domestic violence in their lifetime (Harmony House, 2021).

The disparities in BIPOC treatment stems from barriers in the healthcare system for BIPOC communities, including current stigmas, limited access to care, language barriers, and distrust in the healthcare system (ERG, 2025).

At New Hope, all services are free, confidential and available for all people, regardless of race, gender, national origin, immigration status, or identity. Learn more about the diverse services we offer.

New Hope's Christmas in July event!

Join New Hope on Saturday, July 25th from 10AM to 1PM as we spread holiday cheer with a FREE shopping event!

Join us as we offer the community Christmas and holiday-themed decorations, accessories, and more.

Show Your Support

Wear your support for New Hope proudly while helping people achieve safe, happy, healthy lives!

NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE: Holiday and New Hope Sweatshirts, T-Shirts, Mugs, Water Bottles and more.

Proceeds from sales go to supporting programs for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence survivors.

New Hope Store

Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign -- Spreading awareness during large sporting events in Massachusetts

Over the next few months, visitors from all over will be traveling to the Boston area to attend and celebrate the World Cup. Major sporting events like the World Cup come with increased demands for labor, hospitality, and in many cases, commercial sex, which leads many people to believe more human trafficking occurs during events like these. In reality, the evidence is mixed. Regardless, massive crowds from all over the globe will be attending the World Cup, providing an excellent opportunity to increase awareness on human trafficking.

New Hope’s World Cup 2026 Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign aims to empower community members like you to recognize and respond to human trafficking year-round, even beyond events like the World Cup.

Click here to learn more about Human Trafficking