Country Breakfast

Volunteers needed! Click here to sign up! 

Saturday April 16th is this year’s Country Breakfast (7am to 11am at the New Hope Fire Station / Community Center).  Come and enjoy a mouth watering breakfast of eggs, sausage, biscuits, grits, county ham and red-eye gravy.  Mmmm Mmmm good!

We have lots of openings if you would like to volunteer to help with the breakfast.  Sign up here!

COUNTRY BREAKFAST 2015

Saturday, October 3
7 AM – 11 AM
New Hope Improvement Association Building

Eggs, grits, country ham, sausage, and biscuits

Adults $7
Children/Seniors $5

Supporting the New Hope Improvement Association and the New Hope Volunteer Fire Department

We need volunteers to help with this fun annual event. Please go to this link and sign up for one or more of the needed jobs.

Around 200 people enjoyed the tasty fare and community camaraderie at the Country Breakfast.  A delicious menu of eggs, grits, country ham, sausage, biscuits, red-eye gravy and fresh fruit was prepared by delightful members from two area churches and our dedicated New Hope fire fighters.  Thanks to all our volunteers and community supporters who made the morning a success!

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The country breakfast scheduled for Saturday, April 12, has been postponed until September. This last-minute cancellation is due to unforeseen circumstances, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience. Stay tuned for the September date, for what will surely be the best Southern breakfast anywhere!

It’s back!

Join us for breakfast on Saturday, April 12th, from 7am to 10am for a country breakfast at the NHIA Community Center. Proceeds will benefit the New Hope Improvement Association and the New Hope Volunteer Fire Department, and attendance will benefit you personally because we have some awfully good cooks around here.

Hope to see you there!

UPDATE: This event has been postponed.  Please plan to join us in September!

Our 2010 Community Breakfast was a big success! Thanks to all our volunteers and to everyone who came out for ham, sausage, eggs, grits, and homemade biscuits.