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Ray of Hope marks milestone with 750th ramp | Santa Rosa Press Gazette

In the early hours before the mercury climbed above 90 degrees, volunteers from the Ray of Hope Ministry, based out of Woodbine United Methodist Church in Pace, installed their 750th ramp for an elderly couple in East Milton. Organizers say the demand is still high and outpacing what they can build. Stan Holmes, left, and John Bryant help run the nonprofit Ray of Hope, which provides ramps to those in need in Santa Rosa and Escambia counties. “T…
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Santa Rosas Press Gazette broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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