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Infrastructure Is the Missing Piece

Blessings of Hope has developed one of the most efficient food distribution models in the country. What limits their ability to scale isn't the mission — it's square footage. Warehouses.

Hope RE Funding acquires and holds the real estate that makes expansion possible.

How Your Investment Flows

The structure is straightforward. Here's how capital moves from investor to impact:

Step 1 | You Invest

Accredited investors purchase interest-only promissory notes from Hope RE Funding, a Pennsylvania 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Fixed quarterly interest payments begin the first fiscal quarter after issuance.

Step 2 | We Acquire Real Estate

Hope RE Funding lends the proceeds to Hope RE Holdings, LLC — our wholly controlled subsidiary — which purchases and develops distribution center properties. Each loan is secured by a mortgage on the acquired property.

Step 3 | Blessings of Hope Leases the Facilities

Blessings of Hope leases each distribution center from Holdings and pays rent to operate it. Blessings generates operating revenue through food handling fees paid by partner ministries.

Step 4 | Rent Becomes Your Return

Rental income flows back through Holdings to Funding, which uses it to pay your quarterly interest and, at maturity, your principal.

flowchart showing where the funds go when invested in Hope RE Funding

Investment Terms at a Glance

Security type

Interest-only promissory notes

Minimum investment

 $250,000 (Funding reserves the right to accept smaller subscriptions at its discretion)

Interest rate

Fixed, based on the applicable federal rate (AFR) for the term of the note; up to 6% APR. Investments above $500,000 may qualify for rates above the AFR.

Payment frequency

Quarterly

Structure

Offered under Regulation D, Rule 506(c) — available exclusively to verified accredited investors

Eligibility

Available to accredited investors domiciled in eligible states. Contact us to confirm your state's eligibility.

Charitable Option

Investors who choose to forgo repayment of interest and/or principal may be eligible for a charitable income tax deduction, given Hope RE Funding's anticipated 501(c)(3) status.

Prepayment

Investors may request early repayment during specified annual windows; Funding will accommodate requests to the extent funds are available.

Note

The Notes are obligations of Hope RE Funding alone — not of Blessings of Hope, Hope RE Holdings, or Light of Hope Ministries. Investing involves significant risk, including the possible loss of principal. Please review the full Private Placement Memorandum before investing.

Real Properties. Real Impact

Blessings of Hope Center

Real Investments

The offering proceeds are being used to acquire and develop specific distribution center locations across Pennsylvania and Kentucky. These aren't hypothetical investments — they are identified properties being acquired to support Blessings of Hope's expansion.

Ongoing Expansion

Locations include distribution centers in Leola, PA; Ephrata, PA; Elizabethtown, PA; Chalfont, PA; and Campbellsville, KY. For a full breakdown of planned acquisitions, request the Investment Packet.

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This Is How Infrastructure Becomes Legacy

The minimum investment is $250,000. Interest-only notes with fixed quarterly returns. A 501(c)(3) structure that opens the door to charitable deductions.