Serving with Skills: How Hope for the Trades Is Turning Tradesmen into Mission-Driven Volunteers
Hope for the Trades empowers tradespeople to use their skills in service, building hope, strengthening communities, and changing lives around the world.
The trades gave us skills. We’re using them to serve. That’s what legacy looks like, showing up in the world, not just on the job”
HELLERTOWN, PA, UNITED STATES, October 30, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Hope for the Trades, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering tradespeople to lead with purpose and live with passion, is expanding its impact through community service and global outreach initiatives that harness the unique skills of those in the trades.— Nate Agentis
Through its “Give with Impact” pillar, Hope for the Trades encourages members to use their hands-on expertise to serve others, whether by repairing homes for local families in need, volunteering on international build teams, or lending technical skills to infrastructure projects in underserved areas.
“The trades gave us skills. We’re using them to serve. That’s what legacy looks like, showing up in the world, not just on the job,” said Nate Agentis, Founder of Hope for the Trades. “Our mission is to help people in the trades see that their work can change lives far beyond the jobsite.”
By connecting purpose-driven tradesmen and women with service opportunities at home and abroad, the organization is building a culture of giving that transcends career success. Members are not only advancing their professional and personal growth through the “Lead with Purpose” and “Live with Passion” programs, but they’re also redefining what it means to make an impact through trade-based service.
Hope for the Trades’ service efforts extend beyond mission trips. The organization also funds scholarships for aspiring tradespeople, helping to build the next generation of skilled workers who view their careers as a calling to serve.
“Hope for the Trades exists to remind every tradesperson that the work of their hands can make a difference,” added Agentis. “When we serve others, we find deeper meaning in what we do every day.”
Nate Agentis
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