About Project New Hope
For over fourteen years, Project New Hope Inc. has stood as a trusted and compassionate lifeline for Veterans, Service Members, and their families, helping them heal, rebuild, and thrive in the aftermath of military service. Founded by a disabled U.S. Air Force Veteran, William H. (Bill) Moore, M.A., our organization was born out of lived experience and a steadfast commitment to filling the critical gaps that too often exist within traditional support systems.
At the heart of our mission is a comprehensive approach to care. Through free, confidential retreats, we offer opportunities for healing from the visible and invisible wounds of war—creating safe spaces for Veterans, spouses or partners, and children to reconnect, reflect, and recover. Whether addressing moral injury, post-traumatic stress, grief, or caregiver fatigue, our retreats help families move forward together.
Sully’s Veterans Food Pantry and Baby Pantry serve as essential resources for military families facing food insecurity and financial hardship. By providing fresh produce, non-perishable goods, infant supplies, and necessities, we ensure no Veteran or family is left behind during times of need.
Our Assistance Program serves as a trusted guide, helping individuals “connect the dots” when navigating complex government systems. Whether it is accessing benefits, applying for emergency relief, or locating specialized services, we walk alongside our Veterans every step of the way.
We proudly collaborate with a broad network of community organizations, government agencies, and Veteran-serving nonprofits—always with one goal: to support where others cannot or will not. Our work is driven by a deep belief that honoring our Veterans requires more than gratitude; it demands action, respect, and unwavering support.
At Project New Hope Inc., we provide more than services—we provide a place where Veterans and their families can rebuild with honor.
