by Help One Now Team | Nov 10, 2014 | Help One Child, Zimbabwe
You can hear it, can’t you? It’s unmistakable. It permeates the hardest of hearts, the worst of days, and lingers deep within the soul long after it’s gone. A child’s laugh carries with it a purity and innocence that is untainted by the...
by Help One Now Team | Jun 25, 2014 | Haiti, Help One Child, Help One Community, Help One Leader
Collision by Katie Quartucci Returning to Haiti was a coming to terms of sorts for me. An acknowledgement of what had transpired in my life for the last year since the first trip “over there.” An in your face, I dare you to deny it, embracing of the lack of...
by Help One Now Team | Feb 27, 2014 | Haiti, Help One Child
Editor’s Note: Jen and Brian Dickson met Sodelaine, a 6 year old orphan living in Ferrier Village, Haiti – an anti-trafficking initiative of Help One Now. The Dicksons learned about sponsoring Sodelaine when Help One Now visited their church in Raleigh,...
by Help One Now Team | Feb 27, 2014 | Help One Child
Editor’s Note: Stephanie Wheelock and her husband, James, had the opportunity to meet Frank in Uganda, a young boy who they sponsor through Help One Now. I consider myself to be a fairly ordinary person. I’m a 31-year-old wife and mother that works part time as...
by Help One Now Team | Feb 26, 2014 | Help One Child
Help One Now began in 2007 when founder and CEO Chris Marlow crossed paths with a group of abandoned children at a gas station in Harare, Zimbabwe. After hugging and playing with those children, Chris was forced to do something very uncomfortable. He had to tell...
by Help One Now Team | Feb 19, 2014 | Help One Child, Help One Leader
The following is a story from Edward Magumba, our Help One Now local leader in Jinja, Uganda: ———- Kikubo village is located in eastern Uganda. It is one of the poorest villages in the country. The people of Kikubo are primarily subsistence...
