The Surprising Global Reality of Mental Health and Poverty
The World Health Organization has determined that 1 in 4 people will be affected by a mental illness at some point in their lives. In
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Partner Stories Series: Jen DeBruin
Realtors Jen and Dylan Debruin bring local business leaders together to fundraise for specific projects that support communities in Uganda at the Bukedea, Ogoloi, and
The Importance of Letter Writing
Writing to your sponsored child is a great way to lay the groundwork for a strong and fruitful relationship that provides strength and encouragement to
Building Blocks of Change
Being faithful and trusting in a cause that’s bigger than yourself is difficult. Working towards bigger goals can also be difficult when the day-to-day challenges
Partner Stories Series: Thad Spring
Thad Spring is the Outreach and Teaching Pastor at the All Shores Wesleyan Church in Spring Lake, Michigan, where he has been serving for almost
Celebrating Education
Receiving an education is one of the most effective ways individuals and communities can escape poverty. Most people who live in extreme poverty do not
Showcasing HopeChest Travel
With the world slowly recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, international travel has been able to return as well. Travel and in-person interaction are just some
Celebrating Women Around the World
As Women’s History Month is coming to a close, we’re celebrating the amazing women around the world in the countries we work in! These women
Introducing the Partner Stories Series!
We are so excited to be sharing a brand new series on our podcast, “Build Relationships, Break Poverty” featuring our partners in the United States!
The Infrastructure Paradox
Infrastructure is a great resource that is often taken for granted in developed nations. Roads, water systems, a postal service, public transportation, and communications are
