Mental illness and health are human rights issues and need to be discussed in today’s world.
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How Village Savings Empowered This Single Mom to Be an Entrepreneur
By Anna Kerr
/ September 12, 2022
Meet this hardworking and persistent single mother named Apophenia who is using a VSLA group at her local CarePoint to...
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Going the Extra Mile is Always Worth It
By Anna Kerr
/ August 29, 2022
Sometimes, the largest impacts in life are the ones that cannot be measured. They don't always make the headlines, but...
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God’s Grace & Peanut Butter
By Anna Kerr
/ August 11, 2022
Today we’re sharing a beautiful story of hope and redemption. It’s the story of a boy named Okello and his...
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The Cycle of Poverty Trap
By Anna Kerr
/ July 20, 2022
How does the cycle of poverty keep people trapped in the endless loop? Why is it so difficult to escape?...
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The Surprising Global Reality of Mental Health and Poverty
By Childrens HopeChest
/ July 15, 2022
The World Health Organization has determined that 1 in 4 people will be affected by a mental illness at some...
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Partner Stories Series: Jen DeBruin
By Anna Kerr
/ July 12, 2022
Realtors Jen and Dylan Debruin bring local business leaders together to fundraise for specific projects that support communities in Uganda...
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The Importance of Letter Writing
By Anna Kerr
/ June 28, 2022
Writing to your sponsored child is a great way to lay the groundwork for a strong and fruitful relationship that...
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The Commitment to a Community
By Anna Kerr
/ June 14, 2022
Here in the United States and other Western countries, reaching the age of 18 represents a milestone of adulthood. At...
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Building Blocks of Change
By Anna Kerr
/ May 24, 2022
Being faithful and trusting in a cause that’s bigger than yourself is difficult. Working towards bigger goals can also be...
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Partner Stories Series: Thad Spring
By Anna Kerr
/ May 10, 2022
Thad Spring is the Outreach and Teaching Pastor at the All Shores Wesleyan Church in Spring Lake, Michigan, where he...
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Celebrating Education
By Anna Kerr
/ April 26, 2022
Receiving an education is one of the most effective ways individuals and communities can escape poverty. Most people who live...
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Showcasing HopeChest Travel
By Anna Kerr
/ April 12, 2022
With the world slowly recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, international travel has been able to return as well. Travel and...
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Celebrating Women Around the World
By Anna Kerr
/ March 29, 2022
As Women’s History Month is coming to a close, we’re celebrating the amazing women around the world in the countries...
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Introducing the Partner Stories Series!
By Anna Kerr
/ March 15, 2022
We are so excited to be sharing a brand new series on our podcast, “Build Relationships, Break Poverty” featuring our...
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The Infrastructure Paradox
By Anna Kerr
/ March 1, 2022
Infrastructure is a great resource that is often taken for granted in developed nations. Roads, water systems, a postal service,...
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How to do Effective International Short-Term Mission Trips
By Childrens HopeChest
/ February 28, 2022
Why Mission Trips Should Be Part of Your Church Missions StrategyChristians are called to the Great Commission, the command to “go...
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The Importance of Animal Husbandry
By Anna Kerr
/ February 15, 2022
Animal husbandry is one of the most effective tools in the fight against global poverty. One of the most dire...
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Looking Ahead in Ethiopia
By Childrens HopeChest
/ January 25, 2022
When a mission’s focus is primarily on long-term transformation, it means seeing the results of that transformation take time. After...
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One HPL’s Amazing Story of Transformation
By Childrens HopeChest
/ January 11, 2022
Ron Clover is the HopeChest Partnership Leader at the Hope Reformed Church in Grand Haven, Michigan. He wrote the following...
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