Hydrate for Hope is a national campaign to raise awareness for the prevention and education of child abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and mental illness.
This campaign will run from September 2024 to November 2024.
Goya Cares has pledged to donate $200,000 or more from sales of GOYA® Coconut Water to help fund preventative education in schools nationwide in cooperation with our Goya Cares coalition partners and their efforts to protect children from abuse and promote mental health.
In support of our Hydrate for Hope campaign, Goya Cares partners with organizations that protect children from abuse, exploitation, child trafficking, and mental illness. To learn more about our Goya Cares coalition partners and the incredible work they do, please read below.
CALIFORNIA
& NEVADA
Olive Crest is dedicated to preventing child abuse by strengthening, equipping, and restoring children and families in crisis… One Life at a Time.®
FLORIDA
Kristi House is dedicated to treating and preventing child sexual abuse, trafficking, and other childhood trauma, working closely with community partners, parents, and providers.
TEXAS
Through active partnerships and collaborations, citizen empowerment, and educational outreach, Crime Stoppers of Houston is leading the Bayou City and State of Texas with innovative crime prevention programming to keep our communities safe. Established in the early 1980s as solely a Tip Line Program, Crime Stoppers now offers a robust public safety program that reaches millions each year. Crime Stoppers of Houston is Houston’s top non-profit dedicated to public safety since 1980 has remained committed to its mission to solve and prevent serious crime in the Greater Houston Area in partnership with citizens, media, and the criminal justice system.
NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY
For over 50 years, Covenant House New York (CHNY) & Covenant House New York (CHNJ) have been leaders in providing residential services to vulnerable homeless, runaway, and exploited youth. As the largest provider of runaway and homeless youth services in New York City, CHNY serves over 1,600 young adults ages 16-24 annually with an operating budget of over 30 million dollars. Our doors are open to all young people who need help, regardless of their race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression. We facilitate our services using trauma-informed principles to help homeless youth leave the streets and achieve independence. We also advocate for systemic change through public policy while promoting awareness of critical issues related to youth homelessness. Covenant House New York’s mission is to help each young person find safety and refuge from the dangers of living on the streets. We do this through compassion, unconditional love, and absolute respect.
For over 45 years, the Center for Safety & Change has worked tirelessly with victims, survivors, and their family members, offering life-saving and life-changing programs and services to thousands in Rockland and beyond. On October 5, 1979, we opened the doors to our Emergency Shelter and waited for the rotary phone to ring. On the first day, we filled 11 beds and on the second day, we filled the remaining four. Since then, the phones have not stopped ringing. Today, our shelter remains a haven for thousands of children and families. From Rockland Family Shelter to Center for Safety & Change, our agency has grown into our name, as the only victim-centered non-profit organization in Rockland, offering free and confidential life-changing programs and services to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other crimes.
CHICAGO
The mission of Salt & Light is to share the love of God by fighting poverty with opportunities that empower people for lasting change. The vision of Salt & Light is to see each person growing in their God-given potential. First and foremost, we are a ministry committed to sharing God’s love. This has been and always will be the core of who we are. We fight poverty every day. Not just material poverty, but also poverty of spirit and community. We recognize that each of us is broken and in need of healing. We fight all levels of poverty with opportunities that empower people. We believe God has granted each person gifts and abilities that are valuable to our community.