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by Tuesday, 15 December 2009 11:41

Bringing the Holiday Spirit to the Homeless

HOPE worldwide volunteer Sharon Anderson is taking her holiday spirit to the homeless.

Sharon created the Homeless Partners Wish List Program in Las Vegas. Through this program, homeless men and women make Christmas Wish Lists of whatever essentials they need and then people can make donations online to make those wishes come true.

by Thursday, 10 December 2009 21:00

Li Mei's Dream

Wang Li Mei and her parents went to the city of Kunming in search of a better life. Because they lacked education and good health, they ended up shining shoes to survive. Li Mei started attending a school for the children of migrant workers.

In 2008, Li Mei received sponsorship to help her continue her education, had a health check-up, and participated in HOPE worldwide's character training classes on Saturdays. We all have dreams.

This is hers:

by Wednesday, 09 December 2009 06:32

HOPE worldwide Thanks Volunteers Across U.S. for their Service

U.S. Chapters Recognized at Think Tank
On December 5, 2009, Chapter Directors from across North America gathered in Philadelphia with the purpose of inspiring and collaborating to change the cities they serve. The day started with songs of praise and a devotional from Robert Carrillo, Evangelist and Chapter Director of the San Diego Mission Chapter, entitled "Summon The Heroes," – the theme for this event.

by Wednesday, 09 December 2009 05:19

The Power of Partnership

At HOPE worldwide, our programs would be impossible without you, our volunteers and partners. One such partner is Marion Bunch. After her son died from AIDS, she took action. She began the "Rotarians for Fighting AIDS" group through Rotary International to teach at-risk children about AIDS and how to prevent it.
by Monday, 30 November 2009 10:26

They Need You in India

Two months after the floods in India, the situation is desperate.

Thousands of homes have been destroyed but many families have no way to rebuild.

They need your help.

by Wednesday, 25 November 2009 16:58

Drs Ottenweller and Aguirre Jobs Safe till April.

Now let's pray for corporate donors.

The fundraising for the Global AIDS Program of HOPE worldwide in Africa has been a great success. We have received enough funding from churches and individuals across the U.S. to continue the headquarters and regional officework of Drs. Mark Ottenweller and Marc Aguirre into Spring 2010 to develop new partners and raise crucial funding to support 30,000 orphans and children affected by AIDS across Africa.

 

by Tuesday, 24 November 2009 09:07

Citi Success Fund 2009 Awards and Fun Fair

We are proud to announce that the Citi Success Fund 2009 Award Ceremony and Fun Fair Day was Saturday, November 21 at Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza, Tsim Sai Tsui.

More than 30 schools and youth service organizations shared their creative ideas through game booths, performances and display boards.

by Monday, 23 November 2009 11:33

Valentina's Story

HOPE worldwide Russia's Fellowship Club for the elderly, the “Old Friends’ Home” has been running for eight years already. The Club’s members meet twice a week, have tea, fellowship and celebrate holidays together. They also receive charitable donations in the form of groceries each month.

by Monday, 09 November 2009 12:38

New Center of HOPE Ushers in Season of Service

After opening on October 10, the newest Center of HOPE in San Diego is already gearing up for the Season of Service. Our annual Season of Service includes September 11th, Thanksgiving, Christmas, MLK Day and National Volunteer week as focused days of service.

by Friday, 23 October 2009 05:10

Kenya Video Game Teaches HIV/AIDS Prevention

HOPE worldwide Kenya's Center of HOPE Mukuru is packed with 35-50 teenagers everyday. They're not there for lectures or classes - they come for a video game.

"Pamoja Mtaani", Swahili for "Together in the Hood," is a video game developed by Warner Bros Entertainment in partnership with the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) that puts players in real situations where they have to avoid risks of HIV infection.