Harkins Theatres Present “Toy Story 4” A Fundraiser Benefitting YouthHope!

Come support YouthHope by purchasing a ticket to the private screening of “Toy Story 4” on June 24th!

Here are the details

Tickets are $35 each

Each ticket includes:

Private showing of “Toy Story 4” on Monday June 24th
1 additional movie ticket for another night for a movie of your choosing
I medium popcorn
1 Harkins 2019 Loyalty Cup
Doors open at 6pm
Movie starts at 6:30 pm

This event will have open seating

Click below to purchase tickets

Trailer for Toy Story 4

YouthHope Foundation is an independent, certified, 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. The organization was established in 2009 to build confidence and promote self-sufficiency for homeless, runaway, and at-risk youth, ages 14-24, by providing trust, hope, support, and education. YouthHope was established to provide a support system for youth in a safe and caring environment so they may grow to be healthy, self-sustaining adults.

We draw youth to our program by providing hot, nutritious meals Monday through Thursday. Since YouthHope bagan in 2009, YouthHope has served a hot meal to over 3,000 different youth.

YouthHope provides services through the following four core programs (Click on each program to learn more about each program):

The target population served by the YouthHope Foundation is one of the communities’ most vulnerable. Many of the youth we serve are victims of insufficient family structure, aging out of the foster care system, drug addiction, and homelessness. YouthHope Case Managers recently surveyed 340 of the youth attendees. Of these,

26% were homeless and living on the streets,

25% were abused as young children,

15% were in the foster care system,

34% have parents with drug or alcohol substance abuse problems, and

89% were classified as low-income.

YouthHope is located in Redlands, California and provides services to youth residing in the City of Redlands and from the surrounding areas of the Inland Empire. According to the California Homeless Youth Project, more than 33,000 youth in San Bernardino County are classified as homeless and can be found living on the streets, couch-surfing, or lacking adequate night time residence.