Ramps of Hope

Ramps of Hope Ramps of Hope is the keystone program of All God's Children Ministries, a faith-based nonprofit in PA's Erie and Crawford Counties.

Ramps of Hope provides volunteer built ramps to persons affected by disability, free of charge. If you or someone you know is in need of a ramp, please contact Love INC to make a request and complete intake information by phone at 814- 774-5688. You will then be contacted by project staff to schedule a time to visit your home, meet face to face and complete an initial site evaluation. Pending appr

oval, a date will be scheduled with you to have a ramp installed. We are an alliance of United Methodist Churches from Erie and Crawford Counties in Pennsylvania who are looking to demonstrate the love of Jesus to their neighbors in a practical way. We provide semi-permanent ramps for people who have either a short term or long term need for a ramp to safely enter and exit their homes. There is no cost for the ramp although families are asked to evaluate for themselves their ability to contribute to the project. Ramps of Hope is funded through offerings through participating churches, private donations, grants from foundations and philanthropic organizations and fundraisers. For more information or to get involved in this ministry, please contact us through this page or email [email protected]. Donations to support the ministry can be made online at www.allgodschildrenministries.com.

11/01/2025
10/27/2025

5 pm, Saturday, Erie Pa

Please join us for an evening of food, fun and exciting auctions (silent and live). All proceeds will benefit All God's...
10/17/2025

Please join us for an evening of food, fun and exciting auctions (silent and live). All proceeds will benefit All God's Children Ministries' Ramps of Hope Program. This program has built 907 ramps since 2010!!
Website: Allgodschildrenministries.org

08/13/2025
Just a few steps can present a huge challenge to someone who has mobility difficulties. A Ramp was built on Saturday fo...
04/29/2025

Just a few steps can present a huge challenge to someone who has mobility difficulties. A Ramp was built on Saturday for V.M. by All God's Children's Ramps of Hope volunteers.

03/05/2025
03/24/2024
Today All God’s Children Ministries/Ramps of Hope built ramp #800!!!!
03/24/2024

Today All God’s Children Ministries/Ramps of Hope built ramp #800!!!!

::You've Got to Read This::What a great week! We partnered with The Cross church in Erie, who put on a wonderful mission...
07/28/2022

::You've Got to Read This::

What a great week! We partnered with The Cross church in Erie, who put on a wonderful mission trip for people from all over. This picture has some who drove all the way from Boston-- nine whole hours-- to come and serve our community. We're spending the week inspecting and servicing ramps in the city.

Yesterday was their third day, and by day three of a mission trip it's easy to start getting tuckered out. This wonderful group finished inspecting, chipping, staining, and repainting two ramps today. Something really special happened at the second ramp.

James is the fella in the middle. He's a nurse-- still keeps his license up-- and a superbly talented musician. James spends an hour on his ramp every morning playing one of his many saxes, and playing it well. I mean, really well. He asked us not to share videos of him playing, and we respect it, but you should have been there.

He played for the whole 2+ hours that we worked on his ramp. Start to finish. Gospel. Blues. Latin. Jazz. Everything on point and fluid. His music energized the mission group. It was such a special time, and it happened so naturally. Just a really pleasant guy and some really devoted mission workers who got to spend some time together, giving each other what they could. Definitely a top moment of a good month.

All God's Children Ministries is fueled by servant volunteers. We know that volunteering is good for the people who do it just as much as it is for those whom we serve alongside. Your support of the mission makes moments like this possible. Thank you.

Our mission is to train and equip congregations to create spaces of true belonging for persons affected by disabilities, identify gaps in services and strive to meet those needs, fueled by servant volunteers, as we demonstrate the love of Christ in all that we say and do.

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PO Box 65
West Springfield, PA
16443

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