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!
Mother’s Day is right around the corner and that means kids all over the country will be thinking about what to get mom. On the top of everyone’s list will be the regular cards flowers, chocolates, jewelry, and of course the homemade gift. Nothing can beat the macaroni necklace or heart-shaped picture frame made out of puzzle pieces… but … Read more
Read More »FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Las Vegas – April 17, 2015 – This Mother’s Day, share love and hope with orphaned girls in Uganda by purchasing a handmade necklace for a loved one to support Hope for Hearts, a nonprofit that raises funds for St. Elizabeth Girls Academy (SEGA), a school/orphanage in Kampala City, Uganda. “A Hope for … Read more
Read More »I recently watched A BBC miniseries “The Honourable Woman” and there was a particular statement that stuck out to me. “Conflict is born from terror. Terror thrives on poverty and dies on wealth.” Wealth is created thru education. Many studies have been conducted on the link between conflict and poverty. While the debate continues as to whether conflict … Read more
Read More »In last week’s edition of the weekend word we focused on the word poverty, from our mission statement. After analyzing the problems facing the children who come to our school, it’s time we turn to a solution. This week we will discuss prosperity and what it takes to be prosperous. pros·per·i·ty präˈsperədē/ noun the state … Read more
Read More »We talk a lot about how Hope for Hearts strives to help children living in conflicted areas lift themselves up from poverty to prosperity through education. In these next two editions of the Weekend Word we’ll be analyzing the words poverty and prosperity and what it means to carry out our mission. In this Weekend Word, … Read more
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