Night of Hope is made excellent each year by engaged and supportive community volunteers, as well as through the leadership of Local Churches (Host Churches). Host Churches take the lead in planning the details of each unique party held across different locations in HEB. Some parties may be outside with a drive-thru style event and some may be inside the school or church.
For more information and a brief description of Night of Hope party volunteer roles, please click this link.
Adults and children can volunteer for Night of Hope. Adults and children 16 years or older are able to volunteer for Night of Hope on their own. Children younger than 16 would sign up to serve alongside a parent or chaperone. We do ask elementary aged children to volunteer at a school other than the one they attend as to protect the anonymity of their classmates and the families who will be attending.
Individual volunteer registration for the 2023 Night of Hope events begins in November. Night of Hope Parties, Prep Opportunities, and Post Party Opportunities are available for individual volunteer registration.
Interested in volunteering as a Group? Groups of 12 or more can sign up for an open opportunity listed below!
Group Opportunities
Prep Opportunities
Post Party Opportunites
Night of Hope Parties
Cross City Children's & International
December 5
First Hurst
December 4
Peace Lutheran Church
December 5
North Pointe BC
December 6
Uncommon Church
December 4
Euless Church of the Nazarene
December 4
Cross City Espanol
December 6
Freedom Church
December 4
Ash Lane Methodist Church
December 7
First Hurst
December 5
Salvation Home & Woodland Heights BC
December 4
CrossCreek Church
December 4
Grace Community Fellowship
December 4
Central Bible
December 6
Beacon Church
December 5
CrossCreek Church
December 7
First Hurst
December 6
Shady Oaks BC
December 6
CrossCreek Church
December 5
Gathering Church
December 5
Calvary Baptist
December 4