Fullerton Mayor Fred Jung and Orange County Supervisor Doug Chaffee to attend.

Tuesday, May 16, from 9-10:30 AM
 
WHAT:            Ribbon-cutting ceremony to formally open Hope House, a new, $900,000 California craftsman-style four-bedroom, two-bathroom, multi-family residence in Fullerton built with generous donations from the community through the Hope House Capital Campaign. Tours of Hope House will be conducted.
 
WHO:              Fullerton Mayor Fred Jung, Orange County Supervisor Doug Chaffee, Radiant Futures Board Chairman Mark Jablonski, and Radiant Futures CEO Mark Lee
 
WHY:              Hope House will accommodate 16 to 20 survivors for up to 24 months at no cost to them, adding much-need capacity for the Transitional Housing Program run by nonprofit Radiant Futures, formerly Women’s Transitional Living Center, Inc. (WTLC).  Hope House residents will have access to counseling, legal and holistic support services, an expert staff, and individual service plans in a shared, pet-friendly facility that allows them to build a community in a safe, secure, and trauma-informed atmosphere. Radiant Futures is the oldest domestic violence program in Orange County.
 
WHERE:         215 East Amerige in Fullerton
                       
WHEN:            Tuesday, May 16, from 9-10:30 AM