The exhibit also honors the top three “Images of Hope” entries for the Hope Awards – House of Hope’s annual community partner recognition event.
Treasure Coast Photography Group members were invited to submit an image that they thought was emblematic of “hope.” Following are the finalists:
- Sunny Walker, whose photograph “Hope and the Changing Tides,” was selected as the centerpiece
of the
Hope Awards. Her photo literally says “hope,” with the word written in the sand on Stuart Beach at sunrise.
- Bill Clifton’s photograph, “Pastel Sunrise, Hobe Sound Beach,” earned second place.
- Tom Gilmore took third place with, “Hope Over the Horizon,” a colorful scene of sun-and-water at a local marina.
About House of Hope
House of Hope is a Martin County agency that has been helping local people in need since 1984. Today, the agency touches the lives of more than 5,000 people per month with services that include food, clothing, furniture, financial assistance, information & referral, and life-changing case management.
The agency has locations in Stuart, Hobe Sound, Jensen Beach and Indiantown to help people work toward healthier lifestyles and greater stability.
For more information about House of Hope, call (772) 286-4673 or visit www.hohmartin.org.
