HOW TO HELP THE POOR

HOPE FOR

TOMORROW

Hope for Tomorrow projects promote education and vocational training, helping the poor to earn more money. Together we can help the impoverished break free from the grip of poverty and live sustainable lives.

“He saves the needy…

So the poor have hope…”

JOB 5:15-16

Help the Poor Break Free from Poverty

People living in extreme poverty might have the determination to work hard but often lack the training, tools, business/farming opportunities, and start-up cash needed for success. When we support Hope for Tomorrow programs, we empower the poor to break free from the grips of poverty.

HIGH SCHOOL AND VOCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

$25

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GIVE A GOAT

$80

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HELP START A BUSINESS

$100

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BUILD A TEACHING GARDEN

$250+

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Serving Those Earning Less Than $2 A Day.

Bright Hope is a registered 501(c)(3) charity, and a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. We envision a world where under-resourced, local, in-country churches transform their communities and bring Hope to the extreme poor. We have been engaging the local church around the world for more than 50 years in the global fight against extreme poverty in their communities.

STORIES OF HOPE

Eternal Hope Amid Grief: Alice’s Story

Alice, a mother from Mabo Kunda, Zambia, experienced an agony no parent should ever endure. She tragically lost her treasured eleven-year-old daughter. As grief overwhelmed her, Alice was plagued with the empty space her daughter once filled with joy. She had so many questions for God. Alice describes her pain: “I felt a deep hole in my heart when my daughter died. I couldn’t come to terms with the fact that she was gone. I needed reasons why and where she had gone.” As she searched for answers, she found refuge in the discipleship classes she had taken through…

Community: The Antidote to Isolation

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Poor Mothers Face Great Danger

It’s May—a month to thank God for our moms. Mothers give us life, love, and the courage to face our fears.  But in Uganda, becoming a mother can be scary. In many cases, it can be deadly!   Nearly one out of 50 expecting moms in Uganda will die from pregnancy-related complications, most often because they give birth at home without sanitary equipment. With stats like these, it’s easy to understand why Charles and Desire, a young couple who were excited to start their life together, felt frightened when Desire got pregnant.   Would you like to help reduce the fear of expecting parents like…