by Help One Now Team | Nov 19, 2018 | Empower Hope, Family Empowerment, Help One Now
DONATE to EMPOWER FAMILY The year-end Empower Hope campaign is an investment in three key funds with lasting impact. This week, we are focusing on Empower Family: a fund to send 100 families through our family empowerment program in 2019. Why do we believe so much in...
by Help One Now Team | Nov 6, 2018 | Empower Hope, Family Empowerment, Help One Now, Rescue
The end of 2018 is nearing, and we couldn’t help but stop to reflect on all the good we have done together! Because of you: 4,769 children have received access to high-quality education and nutritious meals 91 families started new businesses through the Family...
by Chris Marlow | Nov 1, 2018 | 2018 Annual Report 3, Ethiopia, Family Empowerment
Last week, I wrote about how my time in The Middle East broke my heart. But eight days in Ethiopia reminded me that the work we do is succeeding beyond our hopes and dreams. My heart is full, because I was able to see so many lives transformed while in Ethiopia. When...
by Help One Now Team | Aug 30, 2018 | Ethiopia, Family Empowerment, Help One Now
Personal success is a powerful thing! Because of donors like you, our local leaders are able to invest in the personal success of hundreds of women and their families. The impact is immense and the ripple effects immeasurable. We are so grateful to all of you, and...
by Help One Now Team | Jul 2, 2018 | Ethiopia, Family Empowerment, Help One Now, Love Hope Ethiopia
Birtikan Gobeze is 40 years old and lives in Wolaita Sodo, Ethiopia. She is married and has two children, as well as a foster child. Her husband works as a security guard, and the family had little income. Birtikan recently joined the Family Empowerment Program and...
by Help One Now Team | Apr 13, 2018 | Drouin, Education, Family Empowerment, Haiti, Sponsorships
In Drouin, the greatest aim and purpose of the school and our sponsorship program is to empower and keep families together. This community of rice farmers was one of the hardest hit by the Cholera epidemic, and by the effect of subsidized U.S. rice flooding the market...
