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Lutheran Campus House.

Hope’s Harbor Lutheran Campus House is a 10-bedroom home conveniently located on the Lutheran Hospital campus.

The home offers families access to a full kitchen, dining room, fully stocked pantry, children’s playroom, library, exercise room, family room and multiple laundry rooms.

In addition, community volunteers regularly come to the house to prepare home-cooked meals for our families.

The family bedrooms feature two beds and a private bath. Two large family rooms are also available to families staying with us.

The house also offers a large outdoor deck and community garden, with space to relax, recharge and spend time together as a family. This home is fully accessible.

Convenient location on the Lutheran Hospital campus
TV lounge and library
Parking
10 private bedrooms
Community garden, outdoor areas and grill
Community with other families experiencing similar stresses and concerns
Private bath and shower facilities
Complimentary pantry items, fresh foods and prepared meals provided by the community
House staff and volunteer support available to guests
Kitchen, laundry and exercise facilities
Computer and internet access

Cost

At Hope’s Harbor, no one is turned away due to an inability to pay.

We encourage families with the ability to contribute toward their stay to make a small donation to help offset the cost of providing our services. Suggested donation is only $10 per night.

Current guest contribution

Food

We are fortunate to have generous individuals, companies, churches and groups that volunteer to provide meals for guests on a regular basis. Guests are welcome to bring personal food items to store in the shared kitchen.

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“We lived at Hope’s Harbor for nearly a month. It was an amazing experience.”
– Carlos
“It was such a blessing for our family to be at Hope’s Harbor.”
– Chris
“Without Hope’s Harbor, we would have been lost.”
– Amber
“It’s so hard to leave your child in the hospital. So being able to stay nearby at Hope’s Harbor was such a blessing.”
– Amber
“The sense of community is amazing. Meeting other families helps you know you’re not alone.”
– Kai
“It was a home-away-from-home for us.”
– Melissa
“I can’t imagine our journey without Hope’s Harbor.”
– Bekah
“Having all the support, the love, the meals and camaraderie—it was everything. It was our home.”
– Doug
“Hope’s Harbor was a sanctuary for us.”
– Maria