SALEM, Va. (WDBJ) – HopeTree Family Services sold half of its 60-acre campus in Salem after changes in how and where care is delivered left the nonprofit with land it no longer needs.
HopeTree serves at-risk children and adults with disabilities. The development drew packed meetings and lawsuits in 2024, and is now moving toward next steps.
Shift in care model
John Morris, president and CEO of HopeTree Family Services, said the project is about preserving HopeTree’s future.
“We’re going through a massive state of transition,” Morris said. “We are needing to change our model to fit the new nature of our services.”…