Education changes lives and opens doors. Hope for Hearts is dedicated to funding schools in conflicted countries. We help children move from poverty to prosperity with training and education programs to become self-sufficient. A step towards world peace!
Today marks another special holiday – Absolutely Incredible Kids Day. Created by Camp Fire, this holiday aims to tell kids around our nation how absolutely incredible they are by praising them with encouragement and inspiration. The power of praising children is often underestimated in my opinion, and why confine it to just our nation? We … Read more
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International Women’s Day. It’s a day where people of all gender identities come together to champion women’s equality and advancement. This year’s theme #BeBoldForChange, and I thought now would be a great time to explore just what it means to be bold in the weekend word. bold /bōld/ adjective (of a person, action, or idea) … Read more
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Well, the Super Bowl is officially behind us. The NFL has crowned the New England Patriots as this season’s football champs. In Vegas, where Hope for Hearts is based, we see the end of football season as a sign that another sport returns to our city. Every year around late February/early March Rugby fans from … Read more
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February is a special time of year, not just because of Valentine’s Day, but it also marks the anniversary of St. Elizabeth’s Girl’s Academy (SEGA) in Uganda. SEGA is the reason Hope for Hearts exists, and in honor of their 19th anniversary, we’d like to share 19 fun facts about the school. 1998– St. Elizabeth Girls … Read more
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Piglet: “Pooh?” Pooh: “Yes Piglet?” Piglet: “I’ve been thinking…” Pooh: “That’s a very good habit to get into.” Our ability to think is often taken for granted. From time to time we express our gratitude for food, air, shelter; however, not many people take the time to recognize and appreciate the ability to even have … Read more
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