Four children at Pueblo Modelo CarePoint won exciting prizes for their memorization skills! These children are holding the word of the Lord close to their hearts, and their parents are incredibly proud of their accomplishments.

The coronavirus pandemic has caused vast food shortages and limited access to adequate nutrition in vulnerable communities around the world.  Learn how HopeChest aims to make an impact.

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In preparation of celebrating Mother's Day tomorrow, we'd like to share the story of Annet, a selfless, single-mother of six. ⁠ ⁠ Learn how Annet fed children at Nabukalu CarePoint for a month with her own resources, how her daughter's mysterious illness led her to embrace God, how she has succeeded in her work in agriculture, and how she is a valuable resource to the Nabukalu community!⁠

Whitney's work at Children’s HopeChest as Partner Development Manager is to connect others who share her passions of justice and advocacy to HopeChest’s invitation to community transformation. Today she shares her powerful and vulnerable story of how social work and adoption led her to work with HopeChest.

Did you receive a stimulus check from the federal government? Many people have received or will be receiving a check...

We’re celebrating five projects around the world that have been recently funded and are making a transformational impact! HopeChest partners work hard to fundraise toward projects that make a huge difference in their partnered CarePoint communities.

Stories of three Ugandans who were struggling to find hope, but after attending the Uganda Leadership Development Program are now leading their communities with strength, grit, and compassion.

Combined, Ezra, Stella, and Philip have 15 years of experience leading communities in Uganda. In this month's podcast episode, these remarkable CarePoint Project Coordinators share what their daily work is like at the CarePoint; the encouragement that keeps them going when they face opposition and difficulties; and how they are seeing their communities change before their eyes.

Wil, Vice President of Strategic Development, shares his personal narrative of how an experience in Ethiopia’s red light district ignited a passion for connecting individuals to defending the cause of vulnerable children.