Professor J: From Danger to Doctor
Jamamashu • Kenya Jamamashu goes by the nickname Professor J. and, like most good nicknames, it was earned in the court of public opinion: his cl...
The Many Hopes Gazette February 2025
This past month you made a lot of great things possible in the lives of children. The Gazette is to keep you in the know on all things Many Hopes...
Gift: The reason Many Hopes exists
Gift • Kenya We call Gift our founder: Many Hopes exists because of her. She never knew her father. When she was six years old, her mother died o...
Heading back to Lake Volta
I'm Madeline and in a few days I am heading to Ghana. More specifically, to Lake Volta, where our partner, Challenging Heights, runs rescue missi...
James: From Slavery to Liberator
James • Ghana James is our partner leader in Ghana. He started and runs Ghana’s largest child rescue organization, Challenging Heights, which has...
Amina: Making Childbirth Safe
AMINA • MALAWI When Amina finally arrived at her grandfather’s home, she had been through nearly unimaginable upheaval and grief. At age eleven s...
The Many Hopes Gazette November 2024
Thank you for your support in helping rescue, equip, and launch children in 5 countries around the world. We believe that children who have survi...
Sampson: Future Engineer
Sampson • Malawi Sampson is one of the brightest students in Malawi. He always held a top position in his class, and is now part of a tiny group ...
