House of Hope, which operates as a warming center during extremely cold weather and a cooling center during excessive heat, has become an integral part of the community.   During winter months, House of Hope opens the warming center any night that temperatures are forecasted to dip to 32 degrees or lower. Right now, with the current warming trend, the staff and volunteers at House of Hope are enjoying a well deserved break. The recent cold snap Branson experienced meant House

The inn's residents and others had been raising alarms about the living conditions inside the inn. They described the place as “horrid,” filled with serious bed bug and cockroach infestations.

House of Hope, Branson's warming center, has been working diligently to help those who are unhoused or in need of a warm place to stay during the recent winter weather.   House of Hope opens any night that temperatures are forecasted to drop to 32 degrees or below overnight. Due to extreme cold, combined with snow, House of Hope opened their doors 19 nights in a row in January. On three of those days they remained open around the clock.   On a typical night, House of Hope ope

In addition to assisting parents with their shopping, Chimneys of Hope offers some holiday magic to the children as well.

The Warming Center has a men's side, a women's side and a family room, with a maximum capacity of 49 individuals who can stay overnight.

As cooler weather begins to move into the region, many begin to think of the upcoming winter. That is definitely true of Branson's House of Hope.   House of Hope serves as a cooling station during the hot summer months and operates a warming center during the colder months,   This year marks the fifth year of operation for Branson's House of Hope, who provides a warm place to sleep along with dinner and breakfast on the coldest nights. Additionally, House of Hope offers snack

With this week's dangerously hot weather, the House of Hope Cooling Center will be open daily.   Located at 217 Veterans Boulevard in...

The Cooling Center opens on days when Branson's temperature hits 95 degrees or higher.

In addition to offering guests a warm place to spend the night, the Warming Center provides dinner and breakfast, a shower facility...

The Warming Center remained open 24 hours a day for three days during the recent cold snap, to ensure that guests weren't forced out...

"Lunch meat, cheese, bread, milk," said House of Hope's Alex Sprinkle. "You know, all the things you grab when a winter storm is coming."

New or gently used blankets can be dropped off at the House of Hope, 217 Veterans Boulevard in downtown Branson.

House of Hope offers a warming center, open during the colder months, any day the temperature dips below the freezing mark

Song of Hope, a movement aimed at preserving Branson's entertainment past and providing a strong economy in entertainment for Branson's...

As of Tuesday, the cooling center had been open nine days over the summer, and at press time the center was predicted to be open daily...

Open during heat advisories or times of exorbitant heat during the summer months, the House of Hope Cooling Center is open to anyone ...