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Ray of Hope Advocacy Center will be able to provide enhanced resources and training for its staff with the help of a $2,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation.

Arvest Wealth Management Trust Officer Brandy Robles presented the check to Ray of Hope Executive Director Rhonda Hudson.

“We are happy to present this check on behalf of the Arvest Foundation,” Robles said. “Ray of Hope continues to provide unmatched resources to those in our community who are often overlooked.”

Ray of Hope was etablished in 2005 to facilitate a coordinated, community response to provide support to children and families impacted by abuse.

“We are grateful for the Arvest Foundation's ongoing commitment to Ray of Hope's programs,” Hudson said. “This funding will provide training opportunities to support collaboration and a deeper understanding of the field's emerging issues, best practices, and innovative ideas. This expertise will translate into better outcomes for kids and families impacted by child abuse, domestic violence, and sexual assault.”