Mentorship & belonging
Caring relationships, encouragement, and opportunities to build confidence, practice leadership, and connect with others.
Doris Wiles Center of Hope · Beloit, WI
Helping young people discover their gifts through mentorship, learning, creativity, and community.
Youth ages 5–18 · After-school & summer programs

What we do
At the Center, young people can learn something new, explore their interests, and build relationships that help them grow.
Caring relationships, encouragement, and opportunities to build confidence, practice leadership, and connect with others.
Homework support, reading, and hands-on activities that help young people stay curious and grow their skills.
Room to imagine, make, and express. Arts and creative projects give children a chance to discover what they love.
Computer access and opportunities to explore technology, practice new skills, and bring ideas to life.
A space dedicated to music, media, and finding your voice—honoring Tony’s legacy through opportunities to create.
Games, teamwork, and shared activities that make room for friendships, laughter, and time together.
Our roots
The Doris Wiles Center of Hope began through the vision of Doris A. Wiles at New Life Ministries in Beloit, Wisconsin. Her dedication to children and families laid a foundation of mentorship, encouragement, and hope.
Today, under Adriana Marie’s leadership, the Center carries forward both Doris’s founding vision and Anthony “Tony” Johnson’s commitment to continuing it.
Every child deserves to feel seen, supported, and hopeful about their future.
Doris A. Wiles establishes the Center of Hope at New Life Ministries, creating opportunities for children and families.
Tony restarts the Center. Together, he and Adriana lead its work and continue serving the community.
Tony’s battle with cancer makes it necessary for the Center to close after years of shared service.
After Tony’s passing in January 2026, Adriana reopens the Center, honoring both of their legacies through its work with children and families.

Inside the Center
From a new story in the Wanda Sloan Library to a creative project or a game with friends, our spaces give young people different ways to learn and connect.
Ask about visitingFor parents & guardians
Explore after-school and summer opportunities for youth ages 5–18. We operate Monday–Friday with two session options: 10 AM–2 PM or 4 PM–8 PM. Start with our registration form, or reach out with questions about availability and program details.
Open registration formComplete the parent and guardian registration form.
Contact us to discuss program details and your family’s questions.
Confirm your child’s start details with our team and get ready for new experiences.
Enrollment & tuition
$45 / week
$150 for 4 weeks
Regularly $180 · Save $30
$55 / week
$180 for 4 weeks
Regularly $220 · Save $40
$65 / week
$210 for 4 weeks
Regularly $260 · Save $50
Families who have already committed to a monthly payment plan will remain at their current agreed-upon monthly rate. Nothing changes for you!
Weekly tuition reserves your child’s space for the week and is due before the start of each program week.
Register your childGive where hope is needed most
Your support helps provide program supplies, meals, technology, and the everyday resources that keep the Center serving children and families.
Let’s connect
Questions about joining, visiting, volunteering, or supporting the Center? Reach out to our team.