HOPE begins with YOU!
This Easter, you can be the light that changes everything. Lydia knows what it’s like to feel lost in the darkness—struggling to find stability, hope, and a path forward. But… Read More
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HOPE begins with YOU!
2024 Impact Report
At OHB, transformation happens every day—and it’s because of you! In 2024, your generosity provided young people and families with safe housing, mental health support, job training, and education, making… Read More
2025 Brings Changes to OHB Board
At OHB’s Board of Directors Meeting in January, one new member was elected, and new officers were appointed to the Executive Committee, including new Board Chair, Serenna Russell. Additionally, two… Read More
President’s Corner – Happy New Year
From the desk of Jeff DeWispelare, President & CEO, Omaha Home for Boys Jeff DeWispelare, President & CEO As we step into the new year, I just have to take… Read More
The Chat – The Power of Collective Giving
Straight from the desk of Kelsey Ridder, Chief Development Officer at OHB Kelsey Ridder, Chief Development Officer In our fast-paced world, do you ever feel like your individual contributions might… Read More
Creating Change Together
How Your Support Transforms Lives Sometimes the path to a brighter future begins with a few bumps along the way … When Easton* joined OHB’s Reporting Program last year, it… Read More
The Chat – 3 Tips for Impactful Giving
Straight from the desk of Kelsey Ridder, Chief Development Officer at OHB Kelsey Ridder, Chief Development Officer Ready or not we are closing in on the final few months of… Read More
Make Wishes Come True
As the holidays approach, many youth at Omaha Home for Boys, like Kayden, dream not of toys but of basic necessities and someone who cares. Kayden, who struggled through foster… Read More
Unlock Potential!
Give our youth a more promising future by supporting their education today. Your gift right now will help pave the way for our students to have a successful year. Your… Read More
Alumni Spotlight – A Ripple of Hope
If you have been a reader of our newsletter for several years, you may recognize the name Geoffrey Schlottman. His story first appeared in our newsletter over 20 years ago… Read More