Dominicans

The collection contains administrative, corporate, and legal records, financial presentations and statements, and minutes of the following entities that deal with fiscal matters of the congregation: Dominican Sisters of Hope, Inc.

This collection contains various records directly related to the Hope Congregation, divided into 5 series: Properties, Programs and Events, Vocation, Formation, and Associates. These series cover each aspect of the Hope congregation and their life at the Mariandale center. These records include sales reports, tax documents, property records, photographs, meeting minutes, and administrative files.

The collection contains records of the history of the foundation of the Dominican Sisters of Hope since 1995. The establishment of Hope started with the merger of three congregations, Dominican Sisters of Sick Poor, Ossining; Dominican Sisters The Most Holy Rosary, Newburgh; Dominican Sisters, Fall River MA.

This collection contains official records from members of council including the prioress and various other council members since the founding of Hope in 1995. The collection includes transfer papers, meeting minutes, correspondence, writings and publications etc.

This collection contains Manuals/handbooks, policies etc. produced or distributed by the Human Resources Department

This Collection includes mixed material from the communication department. It includes brochures, newsletters, correspondence.

The collection contains records of the former and current ministries of the Dominican Sisters of Hope. It also contains records pertinent  to Ministries of any of the three former Congregations: DSSP, Fall River, or Newburgh, which have been received into the Archives of the Dominican Sisters of Hope since their inception in 1995.

The collection contains administrative records; records of the Ministry Fund Committee, including members, Minutes, grant reviews,  lists of grants awarded; and  award letters;  and applications for Ministry Fund grants.

The collection contains selected, physical objects (artifacts, paintings), audio recordings (CDs,cassette tapes), photographs and moving images (VHS tapes, video on CDs computerized video), about the lives of the Dominican Sisters of Hope.