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A message from ALICE SWEET, FOUNDER, CEO

Thank you for being a Hope Hero-moving our homes from surviving to thriving

Throughout 2023 and 2024, your steadfast commitment to over 225 children in our seven partner homes continues to make a lasting impact. With the support of generous donors and the dedication of home directors and staff, together we have achieved remarkable progress! Each child’s story is one of resilience and courage. Our homes are sanctuaries where they heal, rediscover potential, and envision a brighter future. Here are some of their stories, reflecting our mission of restoration and hope.

Refugio de Esperanza, our flagship home in Bolivia, has empowered over 350 children to discover purpose and hope. Adriana, once rejected by her parents, graduated as class president and top of her class. Their devoted staff completed a one-year TBRI certification, exemplifying their commitment to exceptional care Refuge of Life, an all-girls home in Peru, gave hope to Rocia, who was misdiagnosed as “retarded” at 12 after severe abuse. With restorative programs and a loving environment, she has overcome the diagnosis, is homeschooled, and learning to bake and sew with hope for her future.

Matonyok Children’s Home in Tanzania provides a safe home and education for children like Junior, abandoned due to severe blisters. Now part of the Matonyok family, Junior and others receive care, restoring their dignity, health, and hope for the future.

JEHO Safe Home in Kenya transforms lives for children like James, abandoned in a condemned building. With shelter, care, and support, JEHO restores their safety and worth. Now in school and part of a loving family, James and his peers thrive with hope for the future.

Watu Wa Maana in Kenya supports children like 7-yearold John, who arrived unable to speak. With care, he found his voice, enrolled in school, and joined Watu’s loving family, showing the power of a nurturing environment for healing and growth.

Operation Smile Home for Children in Trinidad was beautifully renovated by the Men & Women of Action Team, preparing it to welcome children in 2024.Under Sandy-Joy Basdeo’s leadership, the home addresses a critical need in a country with too few children’s homes.

On the Path to Thriving By the Numbers

♥ Medical Care: All Homes

♥ Dental Care: Bolivia, Peru, JEHO & Watu

♥ Quality Education & Tutors: All Homes

♥ Psychologists: Bolivia, Peru, JEHO & Watu

♥ Social Workers: Bolivia, Peru, Watu, JEHO, Matonyok, Operation Smile

♥ Weekly Training: TBRI Based CoursesAll Homes

Heart of Florida Youth Ranch in Florida provides hope to children who have been trafficked or are at risk. Through therapeutic care, including equine therapy, they provide stability and healing, helping vulnerable children rebuild their lives and look toward a brighter future.

Boliva - graduates

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John James Junior

PARTNER HOMES DIRECTORS

Changing the Destiny of Orphans Around the World

Strengthen and empower orphan care homes to implement programs that rescue, love, restore and equip the abused and abandoned children they serve.

Christ-Centered, Family, Integrity, Compassion, Excellence, Leadership, Development, Empowerment, Sustainability, & Teamwork

Our Partner Homes

Jeremiah 29:11 ~

For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

Refugio de Esperanza (Haven of Hope Bolivia) Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Directors: Gladys & Marco Aldana

Refugio de Vida (Refuge of Life) Pucallpa, Peru. Director: Pastora Lilly San Martin Cardenas

Operation Smile Home for Children. Poonah, Trinidad Director: Sandy Joy

Matonyok Children’s Home, Arusha, Tanzania Director: Emmy Satiyo

Watu Wa Maana, Ruiru, Kenya Director: Wanjiru Waira Kamau

Heart of Florida Youth Ranch, Citra, FL Director: Dr. John Sweet, DMIN (with Alice Sweet)

JEHO Safe Home, Embakasi District, Nairobi, Kenya Directors: Pastors Miriam & Peter Njuguna

Highlights FINANCIALS - 2023

Fulfilled Transformative Requests

Each year, our homes request additional support beyond general operating costs. In 2023, thanks to your incredible generosity, we invested $280,000 to meet these needs—significantly increasing the $55,850 we provided in 2022. Our flagship home in Bolivia serves as a testing ground for many of our programs and processes, which are then implemented across our other homes.

Refugio de Esperanza 2023 Fulfilled Projects

Education: Back to School supplies, college and vocational scholarships

Construction: Gladys & Marco Home renovations, Boy’s Dorm & Dream Center

Training: Director training; computer/cell phone/tourist visa fee

Vocational: Sewing machines, woodshop equipment

General: Gravel for entryways, tree fence, transition home refrigerator, kitchen hood canopy, dinnerware, boys’ dorm furnishings, water filter, internship start-up costs, Christmas gifts & dinner

JEHO

Safe Home 2023 Fulfilled Projects

Education: 2023 school fees, textbooks, private tutoring

Transportation: School transportation, spring break transportation

Medical: Over-the-counter medications, anti-seizure medicine for 2 girls

Vision: Vision exam & glasses

General: Cover for water filter, balcony repairs, Christmas gifts & dinner

Watu Wa Maana 2023 Fulfilled Projects

Education: High School & College Scholarships

Training: TBRI Training at Texas Christian University—Chicago Campus; TBRI Practitioner Certification

General: Dream Center surveying/structural drawings, Christmas gifts & dinner, new toilets for girl’s bathroom

Refugio de Vida 2023 Fulfilled Projects

Construction: Electrical hookup, windows, kitchen appliances/set up, laundry area; Hope Center office/ study area, psychologist office set up

General: Certification and opening supplies, Christmas gifts & dinner

Matonyok Children’s Center 2023 Fulfilled Projects

Medical: Neema medical needs - dialysis and multiple hospital visits

Sustainability: Agriculture sustainability project

General: Christmas gifts & dinner

Operation Smile Trinidad 2023 Fulfilled Small Projects

Construction: Shipping Container filled with renovation materials, safety upgrades for license to open.

General: Trinidad Christmas gifts & dinner

FINANCIALS - 2024

Fulfilled Transformative Requests

During 2024, our homes request additional support beyond general operating costs. In 2024, thanks to your incredible generosity, we invested $240,305 to meet these needs—and the year isn’t over yet!

REFUGIO DE ESPERANZA 2024 Fulfilled Projects

Construction: Caregiver Home Renovation; Hope Center Renovations

Education: Primary & Secondary School Expenses; Tuition for Transition students; Pre-teen Youth Camp

Vocational: Woodshop Equipment; Sewing Program Supplies; Baking Equipment

General: Water Purification System completion; Soccer Field & Fencing; Braces for teenagers; Security Cameras

KENYA - JEHO SAFE HOME 2024 Fulfilled Projects

Home Repairs: Dining Hall Repairs, Ceiling panel repairs, Plumbing repairs, Dining Hall roof repairs

Education: School tuition fees; Computer Repairs / Monitors

General: Fire Extinguishers; new mattresses

KENYA - WATU WA MAANA 2024 Fulfilled Projects

Education: Transition & Secondary Program tuition

Medical / Dental Needs: Various children

General: Joanne’s Closet, Bibles, Mattresses & Bedsheets

PERU - REFUGE OF LIFE 2024 Fulfilled Projects

Construction: Hope Center Second Floor Offices and Study Center

General: Perimeter Wall Painting; General Maintenance / Repairs; Chairs for the Church; Joanne’s ClosetBibles and Stuffed Animals

TANZANIA – MATONYOK 2024 Fulfilled Projects

Education: Transition & Secondary Program Tuition

Sustainability: Stove Replacement, Agriculture Sustainability, Well Drilling

General: Joanne’s Closet - Bibles and Stuffed Animals

TRINIDAD - OPERATION SMILE 2024 Fulfilled Projects

General: Re-opening - Start Up Funds; New Entrance Sign, Kale Hydroponics Project

Your generosity makes Hope a

Highlights FINANCIALS

Grateful Beyond Words: Your Generosity Transforms Lives

In 2023, total revenues were $1,033,808, with the majority coming from our generous Family of Hope donors. These contributions allowed us to provide each home with essential monthly funding for operating costs, food, and clothing for the children, as well as education expenses and access to medical, dental, and vision care. We also funded caregiver training, psychological and social support, and additional staff to improve the staff-to-child ratio. We are deeply grateful to you, our Family of Hope, for your ongoing support, which continues to move our children and programs from surviving to thriving.

The pie chart below shows the 2023 Program, Fundraising, and Operations expenses breakdown. We anticiate that when 2024 comes to a close, the pie chart will be very similar to the 2023 breakdown.

2023 Expenses

Total Expenses $978,901

CONTINUING TO BUILD HOPE

2023—A Focus on Building Foundations

In 2023, Haven of Hope International focused on Building Foundations—establishing the physical structures and programmatic fundamentals to support vulnerable children.

We created new facilities, renovated existing spaces, and launched vocational training programs, ensuring that opportunities for education, wellness, and skill development were being provided at each home.

2024—A Focus on Building Leadership

In 2024, our focus shifted to Building People. We invested in expanding caregivers—adding social workers, psychologists, and specialized staff to support each child’s unique needs.

We formally created our training under the Orphan Care Training Institute and began to schedule a zoom call training calendar that enable all homes to benefit from the trainings.

This focus on empowering our caregivers and enhancing support fosters a nurturing, stable environment for long-term growth.

Together, Building Foundations and Building Leadership form a solid foundation of care, creating sustainable change and inspiring hope for future generations.

2025—A Focus on Expanding our Impact

As we look to 2025, exciting opportunities await to expand our impact, reaching even more children through the HOHI Orphan Care Training Institute. At the same time, we remain committed to keeping you connected with the homes you’ve so generously empowered throughout 2023-2024, ensuring ongoing support and growth. We invite you to continue partnering with us as we make a lasting difference in the lives of vulnerable children.

The Nation of Orphans Advocacy

During 2024 we advocated for the Nation of Orphans by passing out 1000 4’ x 6 ‘ flags along with thousands of desktop flags and bookmarks. To learn more, click here

Highlights

REFUGIO DE ESPERANZA, BOLIVIA - 2023

Rhonda Jarvis Boy’s Home and Dream Center

The boy’s living quarters on the Joe Morici Campus right next door to the main campus was completed. The boys’ living quarters is on the second floor and a Dream Center is on the first floor for vocational training.

Emma’s Echo Internship Program

Launched in 2023, this fully accredited program allows college students to experience a quality family model of orphan care.

Off-Campus Transition Home

Provides a supportive environment for older girls (18+) transitioning to independent living. To learn more, click here

Clean Water Initiative

A new filtration system supplies clean free water to the boy’s campus, saving water costs.

Staff Training & Certification

Directors and staff received Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) certification for trauma-informed care. They are certified to teach other caregivers in Spanish for HOHI - Orphan Care Trining Institute.

By the Numbers

♥ 42 boys and girls (ages 5-26)

♥ Elementary: 20; Secondary: 15; Post High School: 8

♥ All receive tutoring

♥ 36 learning vocational skills

♥ 10 Future of Hope Students

♥ Career Paths: marketing, sales, educationsciences, information engineering, accounting, communications,business administration, baking/pastries

Rhonda Jarvis Boy’s Dorm & Dream Center

Boliva Staff Trauma-Care Training Graduation

Emma’s Echo Internship Center

REFUGIO DE ESPERANZA, BOLIVIA - 2024

A New Off-Campus Transition Home Location

A move to a new more spacious transition home location with additional support staff to guide residents in their journey to independence. The transition program is a prototype for scaling to other partner homes preparing young adults for life transitions after 18 years of age.

In Bolivia, the program is headed by Graciela. The transition program team includes Gladys, Damaris, Cyntia and Cathy.

Construction/Renovations

A brand-new home for Esther was a life changing reward for long standing dedication.

Renovations improved the work environment and functionality for the benefit of the children in the areas dedicated to serving them: kitchen, social worker and psychology offices, library and study hall.

A new soccer field aims to become another sustainability program as they rent the field for local sporting events. To watch the inauguration of the field, click here.

Campus Enhancements

The water filtration system was expanded to supply clean water to the entire campus saving thousands of dollars in water costs.

To learn more about the Bolivia Off-Campus Transition Program, click here

To learn more about Vocational Programs LaunchedWoodworking Shop, click here

Highlights

REFUGIO DE VIDA - 2023

Family Style Homes and Hope Center

In 2023, four new 8-person family living quarters were completed, providing a safe and nurturing environment for orphaned girls. They now receive education and pursue their dreams.

Dedicated Staff and Trauma Healing

Staff work tirelessly to heal trauma. Many girls have caught up academically and become junior leaders.

Medical and Dental

All new girls received comprehensive medical and dental check-ups upon arrival.

Director Training

Launched to equip home leadership with the necessary knowledge and processes for opening the home, onboarding staff.

By the Numbers

♥ 21 girls (ages 4-14)

♥ All receive tutoring

♥ Older girls are learning vocational skills

♥ Career Paths: Nurses, Police Officers, Teachers, Doctors, Lawyers, Civil Engineers, Dentists

Girls’ bedroom

REFUGIO DE VIDA - 2024

Campus Hope Center

The Hope Center’s expansion added a second floor with offices for psychologists, social workers, and counselors.

Education/Vocational

Home schooling was provided for girls falling behind in formal education, giving them tailored academic support. A new sewing program was launched

Sustainability

Initiatives

Agricultural sustainability efforts launched, including yuca, beets, green

Child Sponsorship Launched

HOHI’s Child Sponsorship program was expanded to connect sponsors with the Peru children in need.

Vegetable Garden

Hope Center Interior

Highlights

WATU WA MAANA CHILDREN CENTER, KENYA - 2023

Trauma Care Certification

Directors attended TCU on line and completed their TBRI facilitator certification in Chicago while enrolled in HOHI’s 1 year Trauma certificación program with Angela Bryan.

Food Sustainability

Enabled the cultivation of crops and the raising of protein sources. Thousands of nutritious meals were provided, promoting health and well-being.

Future of Hope Students

The dreams of these children—future pilots, doctors, surgeons, and scientists, musicians and fashion designers, accountants and chemical engineers, military personnel, police officers, future chefs, beauticians, and bankers. To learn more, click here

Watu Wa Maana By the Numbers

♥ 59 boys & girls (ages 7-24)

♥ All receive tutoring; all speak English

♥ 15 in high school

♥ 9 learning vocational skills

♥ 9 Future of Hope students

Because you gave, our children can Dream Bigger

Watu Future of Hope students

WATU WA MAANA CHILDREN CENTER, KENYA - 2024

Building Leadership

Directors Graduate HOHI’s Trauma Care Certification and join HOHI-OCTI Training team offering training Swahili.

Renovation Improvements

Much needed renovations to the bath area and cafeteria renovations were made. New flooring and tiling were put into place where needed.

Wanjiro with Alice and John

Bath Area Improvements

Child Sponsorship Launched

HOHI’s Child Sponsorship program was expanded to connect sponsors with the Watu Wa Maana children in need.

Highlights

JEHO SAFE HOME, KENYA

- 2023

Increasing Home Safety

Balcony railings were extended to enhance child safety.

Medical and Dental

Eye care, anti-seizure medication, and dental procedures at JEHO.

Exploring Talents

Through several activities, the children discover their passions and hone their skills, setting the foundation for success.

Career Explorations

The dreams of these children—engineers, doctors, scientists, soldiers, teachers, nurses, chefs, pastors, accountants, surgeons, artists, singers, and models.

JEHO By the Numbers

♥ 45 boys & girls (ages 3-22)

♥ Many receive tutoring

♥ 16 in high school

♥ 3 learning vocational skills

♥ 7 Future of Hope student

Railing

Dental visit Grace Miracle (9 yo)

JEHO students

Lisa with glasses

JEHO SAFE HOME, KENYA - 2024

Home Safety Improvements

Needed structural repairs were made to the ceiling and roof and the home’s plumbing was upgraded.

Building Leadership

The hiring of a social worker, psychologist, and guard strengthens security and mental health support.

Educational Tools

New computers were provided giving students updated tools and software along with an enhancing of a safe and tech-enabled environment. Transition student support was implemented.

Child Sponsorship Launched

HOHI’s Child Sponsorship program was expanded to connect sponsors with the

need.

New security guard

Watu Wa Maana children in

Highlights

MATONYOK CHILDREN’S HOME, TANZANIA - 2023

Food Sustainability

Children learn valuable agricultural skills by cultivating vegetables and raising protein sources. This handson experience fosters responsibility and the rewards of hard work, while providing hundreds of nutritious meals that promote health and well-being.

Life-Changing Medical

We provided life-changing treatments for Neema, a courageous 13-year-old girl battling HIV/AIDS and awaiting a life-saving kidney transplant. Our commitment to her care could potentially transform how HIV/ AIDS and transplant procedures are approached in Tanzania.

Matonyok By the Numbers

♥ 57 boys & girls (ages 4-17)

♥ All receive tutoring; all speak English.

♥ 6 in High School

♥ 7 learning vocational skills

♥ 3 Future of Hope students

Because of you: lives changed,

Matonok - Emmy, Ndemno, & young ladies

Neema smiling at hospital

MATONYOK CHILDREN’S HOME, TANZANIA - 2024

Clean Water Became a Reality

The installation of an on-campus well was begun providing a future of clean water for the children and staff.

Building Leadership

A social worker was hired to support the children’s needs.

Life-changing Medical

Neema, Emmy and the Matonyok support staff arrived in the U.S. to prepare for her life-changing kidney transplant scheduled for January 2025.

Food Sustainability Rapidly Expanding

On campus agricultural efforts yielded an abundance of sunflower oil, seeds, corn, beans, and chickpeas providing a nutritious supply of food for the children and seeds for next year.

Highlights OPERATION SMILE, TRINIDAD - 2023 & 2024

2023

A New Era of Leadership

Sandy Joy Basdeo, daughter of founders Madho and Chandra Basdeo will serve as home manager. During renovation, she developed a strategic plan for the home when it opens in 2024. Understanding the importance of an educated support team, HOHI will be assisting with coaching and training her new leadership team.

Major Home Renovations

In June 2023, extensive renovations were completed on four family-style cottages originally built in 2006, thanks to the tireless efforts of the Men & Women of Action teams. The updates included new kitchen cabinets; new beds, closets & desks in each bedroom, new toilets, bathroom tiling, interior cleaning/painting and the installation of hot water heaters.

2024

Campus Home Renovations

Renovations continued to secure necessary permits for ongoing facility upgrades.

Cutting Edge Sustainability

The implementation of a 1600 Plant Vertical Hydroponic System is underway. Once in place, it will be a gamechanger in terms of providing fresh, healthy produce for the home and will also translate into an estimated $2000 in monthly income to support the home.

Child Sponsorship Launched

HOHI’s Child Sponsorship program was expanded to connect sponsors with the Operation Smile children in need.

Trinidad cottage

Trinidad MWOA renovation team

Trinidad

HEART OF FLORIDA YOUTH RANCH, FL - 2023 & 2024

This 38 bed ranch focuses on children being trafficked.

2023

Equine-Assisted Learning & Therapy

The Equine-Assisted Learning and Therapy program provides a unique, hands-on approach to helping children develop essential life skills. Through interaction with horses, children learn to build trust, improve communication, and foster healthy relationships.

Caregiver Training Launched

HOFYR Director John played a pivotal role in supporting all homes by establishing caregiver training programs to equip caregivers with essential skills for fostering a peaceful and nurturing environment for children in orphanage settings. Training is focused on understanding child development, trauma-informed care, and effective communication techniques, empowering caregivers to provide better emotional support, manage challenging behaviors, and create a safe space where children can thrive despite their difficult backgrounds.

2024

Campus Improvements

Landscaping was updates and siding was replaced on one of the homes.

A Campus School Initiative is Underway

Renovations/remodeling to the current administration building began to created a classroom space for the new campus school.

WIFI capabilities were enhanced to provide full campus functionality.

Child Sponsorship Launched

Getting

new classroom set up

HOHI’s Child Sponsorship program was expanded to connect sponsors with the Heart of Florida Youth Ranch children in need.

HOFYR - Equine Therapy

Highlights ORPHAN CARE TRAINING INSTITUTE - 2023

LEADERSHIP TRAINING— FROM CRISIS TO HOPE: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF ORPHAN CARE

Mission

Transform the futures of orphaned, abused, and abandoned children by equipping caregivers with specialized training to help children thrive. Mobilizing leaders and equipping caregivers with specialized training to support the Nation of Orphans.

Scalable Impact

The Institute enables HOHI to expand its global reach by equipping leaders and caregivers through both conferences and online training, creating a powerful, cost-effective impact that benefits thousands of children worldwide.

Accessible Training

Conducted via Zoom, making training accessible to caregivers worldwide, regardless of location or time. In a recent training, caregivers from 6 African homes attended a zoom training session impacting the care of 314 children.

Interactive Learning

Includes real-time Q&A, ongoing mentorship, and interactive sessions, empowering caregivers to directly apply skills. Classes become new communities of support for isolated caregivers.

Global Reach

In 2024, HOHI partnered with Global Church Network to advocate for the Nation of Orphans and provide free training to caregivers. The response was overwhelming. To get training into their hands, GCN has invited HOHI to provide curriculum in their Global Church Divinity School.

By the Numbers: Reach Through

♥ GCN - East Africa Training - 314 children impacted

♥ Bolivia Judicial Training - 3500 children

♥ GCN - Oceana Training - 50 leaders from 22 nations

♥ Church of God - Africa and Latin America Training

This remarkable increase signifies not only the effectiveness of HOHI’s training model but also its potential to bring lasting change to orphan care worldwide.

To learn more about the Training Institute, click here

Peace model training

+Global Church Network East African Summit

Santa Cruz Boliva Training Institute Team

Boliva training

Highlights YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRM

A 4-Phase Model

Phase I – Education/Skill Acquisition

Vocational Orientation, Clifton StrengthFinders, Life Plan (Workshops), GPS, Pre-GAP, GAP, Follow-up and orientation, Volunteer work, Technical Information/Vocations

Phase II –On Campus Transitiona Living

Commitment form, Superior technical training/university, Job placement in their field, part time (optional), Volunteer work, Life Plan (Workshops), Follow-up and orientation

Phase III – Off Campus Transitional Lving

Live off campus, Active in the workforce, Follow-up and orientation, Assistance scholarships, Commitment form

Phase IV – Independent Living

Live off campus, Active in the workforce, Occasional support

Future of Hope Program

An important initiative in the Youth Development/Transition model, our Future of Hope program provides educational grants for young people pursuing college of vocational education. Future of Hope Grants were started with our first Klimbing for Kids Campaign in 2018. Laser Lounge Spa started sponsoring the program when Megan Garcia climbed in 2022 and has continued to raise funds each year. Future of Hope Scholarships have supported 47 youth in Bolivia, Kenya and in 2024, it expanded grants to Tanzania. Our Heroes of Hope partner, The Laser Lounge Spa, has raised a remarkable $57,000, supporting scholarships to 47

young

To learn more about the Future of Hope Program, click here

Beth with

women from the Transition Home

Laser Lounge check presentation

LEADERSHIP & GOVERNANCE

Behind every successful organization is a dedicated team of leaders and governance. Meet our Board of Directors and Advisory Board, each bringing expertise and passion to our cause. Our active professional board members help us keep overhead low, ensuring that the homes and children benefit directly from their experience.

HOHI Board of Directors

Alice Sweet, Founder, CEO

Brian Basik, Board Chair

Bart Bullock, Treasurer

Andrew Carricarte, Member

Joanne Wallace, Member

Rene Younger, Member

HOHI Advisory Board

Dr. John Sweet, Global Orphan Care

Angela Bryan, Trauma Care Education and Training

Judy Teeven, Product Development, Sustainability

Pastor David Pleasant, Pastoral Care

Bill De Deugd, Vocation/Sustainability

Michael Hagen, Legal

JD Ballinger, Africa Partnerships

Dr. Don Dian MD, Pediatric/ Youth Development

Kayera Kashmiri RN, Medical/Africa Homes

Phil Thompson, Construction/Disaster Relief

Beth Webley, Transition Program

Lauren Judge, Sustainability/Nutrition

Connie Ramos-Williams, Marketing

Tom Fabris, Program Support

Board of Influence

Jeff Basik, President

David Russ

Megan Garcia

AJ White

A heartfelt thank you for your incredible Support

Heroes of Hope: Celebrating the Impact of Our Partners

Our partnerships have transformed lives and shaped a better world. In 2023, our amazing partners helped us achieve remarkable milestones, expand our reach, and enhance our impact on the children in our care.

Men and Women of Action teams across the US were instrumental in renovating Operation Smile cottage homes and constructing new homes and a Hope Center at Refuge of Life.

Church of God World Mission Youth and Discipleship team helped to strengthen our Refugio de Esperanza flagship home.

The Laser Lounge Spa, a SW Florida sponsor of our Klimbing for Kids fundraising initiative, covered 45 higher education scholarships for our Future of Hope students.

Help the Least of These helped in many areas of need at JEHO and Watu Wa Maana.

OUR FUTURE FORWARD Feeding the Multitudes

Our mission remains steadfast: setting the gold standard in orphan care. With over two decades of dedication and a century of combined experience, we are witnessing the incredible fruits of our labor, prayers, and your unwavering support.

Core Pillars of Haven of Hope International

Rescue

Providing funding and training to create a safe, clean, and orderly family environment where children’s basic needs—such as clean water and nutritious food—are met.

Love

The foundation of all we do, ensuring every action is rooted in compassion, care, and a commitment to transforming lives through unwavering support.

Restore

Supporting psycho-social care and traumainformed training to heal emotional wounds and foster resilience in children and caregivers.

Equip

Investing in educational resources and selfsustainability programs, empowering homes and children to build a brighter, independent future.

As each year ends, we stand amazed and incredibly grateful that you’ve entrusted us with your “loaves and fishes” to care for vulnerable children. How you’ve been a true “family” to represent what family commitment means. Each picture, each face, each #, represents true miracles.

As we consider the incredible opportunities that lie ahead, we ask you to prayerfully consider a year end gift AND a pledge for 2025.

Our 2024 Year End Goal: $300,000. Your gift will be matched up to $150,000.

Thank you for being part of our Family of Hope and bringing love and transformation to “the least of these.” Together, we ARE changing their world!

Our Promise:

We pledge to be exceptional stewards of every gift entrusted to us, focus on initiatives that deliver the greatest impact, and make sustainability a central priority throughout 2025 and beyond.