Hope House Softball Tournament Planned for July 23rd
PCHC’s Hope House Health and Living Center is hosting a coed softball tournament at the Union Street Softball Fields on Saturday, July 23rd and seeking teams to participate in the event which benefits Hope House Health and Living Center. The registration fee for a team of 12-15 players is $250 and the tournament is limited to the first 12 teams to complete registration at www.PCHC.com/HHSoftball. Hope House Health & Living Center Softball Tournament extends its appreciation for its tournament sponsor – Dahl Chase Pathology, field sponsors – Maine Athletic Fundraising, Katahdin Trust, and Duffy Electric, as well as team sponsors – Maine Paper and Janitorial Products and Carolina Sports and Spirits. Current participating teams include, Target, General Electric, Dahl Chase, UMA Bangor, Boom House Restaurant, Bangor Police Department, PCHC, Corey Recycling, and Beal College.
Event Details
What: Hope House Health & Living Center Softball Tournament
When: Saturday, July 23rd at 8am
Location: Union Street Softball Fields
Details: Adult coed softball tournament, $250 Registration Fee
Contact: Bruce Hews 207-356-4716 or 207-217-6713 ext. 1483
For more information about registering for or sponsoring the Second Annual Hope House Health and Living Center Softball Tournament, contact Bruce Hews 207-356-4716 or 207-217-6713 ext. 1483.
About Hope House Health and Living Center
The Hope House Health and Living Center, located at 179-181 Corporate Drive in Bangor, includes three distinct services for homeless and peri-homeless individuals in our community, all under one roof: the Hope House Health Center, the Hope House Shelter, and Hope House Transitional Housing.
- The Hope House Health Center hosts a number of support groups and provides an integrated medical model of care, including access to medical care, psychiatric care, and case management services.
- The Hope House Shelter is a 66 person emergency homeless shelter, the 2nd largest shelter in the state of Maine. In addition to housing and on-site health care services, 3 meals per day are provided with assistance from various community groups.
- The Hope House Transitional Housing program encourages healthy living and assists people in moving toward self-sufficiency and successful independent living. Transitional Housing is short-term, up to 24 months, and works to help tenants overcome barriers to successful, permanent housing in the community.