Kinship families should not have to carry it alone

When family says yes, hope should show up.

Auntie Boo’s House of Hope stands beside relatives raising children through kinship care—bringing practical relief, compassionate community, and faith-filled encouragement through our first launch program, Guardian Angel Kinship Relief.

Guardian Angel Kinship Relief is the first House of Hope program preparing to launch in the East Valley and serve families throughout Greater Phoenix.

Auntie Boo’s House of Hope — Where children flourish, families find hope, and communities grow stronger
Rebecca Bex Bond with her seven children

Why House of Hope exists

One aunt said yes. A whole community helped her keep saying yes.

During one of the hardest seasons of her life, Rebecca “Bex” Bond was raising four children as a single mother when three teenage nephews suddenly needed safety, stability, and family. She opened her home—and overnight became a mother of seven.

Friends, her church, and caring members of the community stepped in with meals, haircuts, practical help, encouragement, and prayer. Their love did more than meet a need. It helped one family stay together and gave Bex a vision for standing beside the next family who says yes.

“Someone once carried us. Now it’s our turn to carry somebody else.”— Rebecca “Bex” Bond, Founder

First to launch

Guardian Angel Kinship Relief

Kinship caregivers often say yes before they have time to prepare. Guardian Angel is designed to provide 30 families with $2,000 per month in time-limited financial relief—helping grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other relatives create stability for the children in their care.

Become a Guardian Angel — House of Hope Partner Guide

Learn how the campaign works and how you can help.

Secure one-time and monthly gifts are now accepted online through Stripe. Assistance depends on available funding and program approval; this is not an application or guarantee of support.

Kinship caregiver? Get program updates →

More ways to help

Auntie Boo’s House of Hope Stewardship Manual — Governance and Leadership Handbook

Stewarding the vision

Hope must be carried with integrity.

House of Hope is being built on more than good intentions. Its vision includes responsible governance, transparent stewardship, and clear accountability so every future partnership can be handled with care.

Mission protected

Every decision stays centered on children, kinship families, faith, and the purpose entrusted to us.

Resources stewarded

Future gifts and resources will be used according to their documented purpose.

Accountability built in

Governance, review, and recordkeeping are designed into the ministry from the beginning.

Partnerships made clear

Each House of Hope partnership will have a clear purpose, documented commitments, and an agreed use of resources—so partners understand how they are helping kinship families.

Love • Faith • Hope • Future

Guardian Angel goes first. Hope grows from there.

Have a question about the campaign, a partnership, or family updates? We would love to hear from you.