The Academy of Hope Foundation is a registered 501-c3 dedicated to fostering personal and professional growth through education and skill-building. We strive to expand and enhance adult learning opportunities, providing comprehensive support …

We support adult learners in changing their lives and transforming their communities by providing them with high-quality adult education and career training that creates direct pathways to economic mobility.

The Academy of Hope Foundation’s key initiatives help to empower adult learners by providing comprehensive support for their educational journeys, creating expansive opportunities for career development, and harnessing the power of technology to make education accessible for all.

Located in Washington, DC and serving residents ages 18 and older, we support more than 800 adult learners each year, whether they come to us looking to complete their high school education, gain a diploma, take college courses, develop job skills or advance in their careers.

A committed team fueling the Academy of Hope’s transformative mission.

Academy of Hope (AOH) is a non-profit organization, involved in providing "educational empowerment" to Washington, DC adults. [1] The organization was founded in 1985 by Church of the Saviour volunteers.

Op-ed co-authored by Academy of Hope and The Community Foundation on why the District needs to increase funding for adult education. Catalogue charities range in size from $100,000 to $3 million. This graphic indicates the budget range of the organization featured here.

Academy of Hope's mission is to support adult learners in changing their lives and transforming their communities by providing them with high-quality adult education and career training that creates direct pathways to economic mobility.

Academy of Hope offers FREE programs to DC residents over the age of 18. Enroll today and begin your journey toward your education and career goals!

2019年4月8日 · Learn about the organization's key goals, strategies, capabilities, and progress. Four powerful questions that require reflection about what really matters - results. What is the organization aiming to accomplish? Expanding our services to adult learners and our “reach" by serving a larger and more diverse population of learners.