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We’re celebrating five projects around the world that have been recently funded and are making a transformational impact! HopeChest partners work hard to fundraise toward projects that make a huge difference in their partnered CarePoint communities.

Stories of three Ugandans who were struggling to find hope, but after attending the Uganda Leadership Development Program are now leading their communities with strength, grit, and compassion.

Combined, Ezra, Stella, and Philip have 15 years of experience leading communities in Uganda. In this month's podcast episode, these remarkable CarePoint Project Coordinators share what their daily work is like at the CarePoint; the encouragement that keeps them going when they face opposition and difficulties; and how they are seeing their communities change before their eyes.

Wil, Vice President of Strategic Development, shares his personal narrative of how an experience in Ethiopia’s red light district ignited a passion for connecting individuals to defending the cause of vulnerable children.

In this month's episode, Sam (Program Manager in Guatemala) shares how a focus on restoring dignity to children, their families, and their entire communities will transform Guatemala.

In this month’s episode of “Build Relationships. Break Poverty.” we’re sharing a conversation between Chairperson of the Board, Sally Townsend, and CEO and President, Ken Sparks. Together, they reflect on what we’ve learned over 25 years of fighting the cycle of poverty around the globe, and where we are headed in the future.

Every Tuesday we publish a new blog post on our website. That's 52 stories of hope and transformation a year! Check out five of last year's best blogs.

In a community where most children have to work in fields so their family can get by, Maria has bigger dreams for her children.

From inside this bright red building at the base of the Rocky Mountains, the Colorado headquarter team of 21 people work to connect communities in North America, with communities overseas that have a high population of orphaned and impoverished children -- ultimately impacting over 34,000 individuals worldwide.