In 2019, I was blessed to finish my counseling internship at Beacon of Hope. Before Beacon of Hope, I was really struggling with Imposter Syndrome. Am I doing enough? Am I doing this right? Do I have what it takes…
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Be the Light 5k
While we’re super bummed we weren’t all able to run together for our Be the Light 5k, we’re praising God for the 164 participants and love hearing why you joined this event! Here’s what a few of you shared with…
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with: 5k, counseling, fundraiser, mental health, mental health awareness, mental health matters
Sadness
Sadness is a normal part of the human experience. We tend to see sadness as something to hide from, run from, or fight. It doesn’t feel good. It hurts. It takes away our energy and strength. For those who have…
16th Annual Friends Dinner
Thanks to everyone who attended our 16th Annual Friends Dinner! With 168 in attendance, it was one of our biggest dinners yet! The night began with bidding wars in our silent auction. Thanks to so many generous sponsors, we had…
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with: counseling, dinner, fundraiser, jim liske, silent auction, supporters
A Change in Direction
Everyone’s journey in life is different. Whether it’s one person’s dream to play a professional sport, dance on Broadway, sing on the Voice, or become a doctor, we are all different and hold very different dreams and desires. We are…
Hope in Muskegon
Muskegon has a bad reputation. Or does it? Truth be told, our reputation is improving. A recent survey of West Michigan indicates that people view Muskegon as a better place to live now than they did in 2014. People surveyed…
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with: counseling, crime, hope, low income, Muskegon, poverty, unemployment, West Michigan
2017 Beacon of Hope Golf Event
On April 25, we hosted the 11th Annual Golf-a-thon. At the event, our 19 golfers played a total of 1,813 holes of golf, raising over $32,000! Check out what a few of these golfers have to say about the event:…
