HFA Merchandise
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Brandy Printing & Embroidery
Show your support for Hope for Appalachia Virginia Inc, by buying some purple merchandise! You can choose from 7 different Hope for Appalachia logos!
Hats, t-shirts, polos, hoodies, dress shirts, beanies and so much more!
Our Partner at Brandy Printing and Embroidery has put together a store front for HFA. Please visit the link below! Items are available for shipping and local pickup!
Local Order Pickup Available @ Brandy Printing & Embroidery
19638 Church Road, Brandy Station VA 22714
Current Merchandise
2023 Spring Mission Trip
"LOGO SEVEN" on the storefront.
“How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” Romans 10:15 (NIV)
2022 Fall Mission Trip
"LOGO SIX" on the storefront.
But those who HOPE in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. -Isaiah 40:31
2022 Flood Relief: Appalachian Strong
"LOGO FIVE" on the storefront.
Designed to show support for the Kentucky flood victims.
"I lift up my eyes to the mountains—
where does my help come from?
My help comes from the Lord,
the Maker of heaven and earth. -Psalm 121: 1-2
Spring 2022 Mission Trip
"LOGO FOUR" on the storefront
He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation. -Mark 16:15
2021 Spring & Fall Mission Trips
"LOGO THREE" on the storefront
Designed by Richard Blane for Hope for Appalachia Virginia's 10th Anniversary!
2019 & 2020 Spring & Fall Mission Trips
"LOGO TWO" on the storefront
Designed by Breeze Printing
2016 & 2017 Spring & Fall Mission Trips
"LOGO ONE" on the storefront
Our first official logo!
Retired Merchandise
2022 Ellie's Big Give HFA Fundraiser
Part of a fundraiser in 2022 for Ellie's Big Give, to raise money to build Hope Boxes! Ellie's Big Give was able to build 1,651 Hope Boxes for the Spring 2022 Mission Trip! Design by Richard Blane.
Also known as Princess Ellie. Ellie was diagnosed with brain cancer in February of 2013, shortly after her second birthday. Due to the rarity of Ellie’s brain cancer, we weren't left with many options, so we choose to take her to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, TN. Over the next 7 months, Ellie underwent two surgeries and 6 rounds of chemotherapy. She was declared cancer free, but in two short months, her cancer was back with vengeance. We brought Ellie home to Virginia in October of 2013 to enjoy the rest of her time here on earth with her family. On December 22nd, 2013, Ellie went to be with Jesus. She left behind an amazing legacy of pink, princesses, strength, perseverance and a love of the Lord. Through Ellie’s short life, she was able to spread awareness of the horrible illness cancer is. We were also able to share the love of the Lord with so many around the world.
2021 Ellie's Big Give HFA Fundraiser
Part of a fundraiser in 2021 for Ellie's Big Give, to raise money to build Hope Boxes! This fundraiser was a car decal! Ellie's Big Give was able to build 1061 Hope Boxes for the Spring 2021 Mission Trip! Design by Richard Blane.
2020 Ellie's Big Give HFA Fundraiser
Part of a fundraiser in 2020 for Ellie's Big Give, to raise money to build Hope Boxes! Ellie's Big Give was able to build 600 Hope Boxes for the Spring 2020 Mission Trip! Design by Richard Blane.
2019 Ellie's Big Give HFA Fundraiser
Part of a fundraiser in 2019 for Ellie's Big Give, to raise money to build Hope Boxes! Ellie's Big Give was able to build 480 Hope Boxes for the Spring 2019 Mission Trip! Design by Richard Blane.
2018 HFA Mission Trips
2018 Ellie's Big Give HFA Fundraiser
Part of a fundraiser in 2018 for Ellie's Big Give, to raise money to build Hope Boxes! Ellie's Big Give was able to build 400 Hope Boxes for the Spring 2018 Mission Trip! Design by Richard Blane.
2017 Ellie's Big Give HFA Fundraiser
Part of a fundraiser in 2017 for Ellie's Big Give, to raise money to build Hope Boxes! Ellie's Big Give was able to build 140 Hope Boxes for the Spring 2017 Mission Trip! Design by Richard Blane.