The Dominican Sisters founded Vision of Hope in 1995 to ensure the quality, affordability, and vibrant future for eight of their poorest elementary schools, five in Los Angeles, two in San Francisco and one in Oakland.
Vision of Hope Schools
Vision of Hope schools are diocesan schools but considered as affiliate schools of the Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose. They embody the charism and commitment to the four pillars of the Dominican Order: Prayer, Community, Study, and Service.
St. Anthony-Immaculate Conception School, San Francisco
St. James School, San Francisco
St. Elizabeth Elementary School, Oakland
Sacred Heart Elementary School, Los Angeles
St. Frances X. Cabrini School, Los Angeles
St. Ignatius School, Los Angeles
St. Michael's School, Los Angeles
- Santa Teresita School, Los Angeles
Vision of Hope Mission
The Dominican Sisters Vision of Hope operates solely to provide quality, affordable Catholic education for children of their inner-city elementary schools and to ensure a vibrant future for these schools and the communities they serve.
Vision of Hope Story
Through a robust tuition assistance program, Vision of Hope is strengthening and sustaining Catholic education for the children of these schools and the communities they serve. Under the umbrella of the Dominican Sisters Vision of Hope each school has a development director responsible for generating broad-based community support. Thanks to the generosity of loyal donors, Vision of Hope currently has a permanent endowment and has distributed over $ 9.6 million to the schools, including $5.4 million in tuition assistance, since 2004 when distributions began.
Contact:
Dominican Sisters Vision of Hope
1555 34th Avenue
Oakland, CA 94601
510-533-5768
www.visionofhope.org
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