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The Legacy of HOPE Foundation Now Open In New Location In Newport News

By Jen Holden

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Photo courtesy of The Legacy of Hope Foundation.
Photo courtesy of The Legacy of Hope Foundation.

NEWPORT NEWS-A ribbon cutting was recently held for a new space for a local nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those in need.

The Legacy of HOPE Foundation celebrated a ribbon cutting at its new site located at 239 Buxton Ave. in downtown Newport New on Friday, August 12. The organization was established in October 2020 and had been operating from 1815 West Queen St. in Hampton prior to acquiring the new site in Newport News.

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