A History of Debtors’ Prison – Prior to the mid-19th century debtors’ prisons were a common way to deal with unpaid debt. Both men and women were locked up together in a single large cell until their families and friends paid their debt. (The Consumer Reporter; Aug. 2009) We Need Your Help – As you know, Cottages [...]
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Best Buy Involved in “Day of Caring” at Cottages
Cottages Of Hope would like to thank Best Buy for participating in the United Way ”Day of Caring” project where they helped restripe our parking lot.
New Prisoners “Guilty of caring too much about financial literacy”
NEW WARRANTS ISSUED: You may know individuals recently charged with caring too much about financial literacy like: Jeremy & Mandy Botelho, Pam Parkinson, Jessica Swaner & Lacey Shaw, Kay Thompson, and Janet Carpenter. Click to learn more or contribute to your favorite inmate To find out more about the event call (801) 393-4011
Ogden Standard: “New Ogden Prosperity Center provides free computer access”
OGDEN — In a time that has been deemed the information age, one group in Ogden is delivering the Internet free to the masses. Ogden’s Cottages of Hope, a nonprofit agency working to help people out of financial crisis, held a ribbon cutting Wednesday for its new public computer lab, called the Prosperity Center, 2724 [...]
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Recent Graduates!
- Ogden Standard: “Cottages of Hope supports AmeriCorps Week”
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Awesome Donations so far for our Debtors’ Prison Fundraiser!
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New Prisoners “Guilty of caring too much about financial literacy”
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A Big Thanks for the Bike Rack!
