Through Hope Ventures' partnership with Love My Neighbor, 60 entrepreneurs across Freetown and Madina completed…
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Read MoreWhen Eliceth stepped up to pitch her business idea at the first-ever Pan de Vida Shark Tank — an entrepreneur pitch competition — she was stepping…
Read MoreWhy doesn't Hope Ventures simply launch and run its own programs around the world? It's a fair question…
Read MoreIn Malawi, over 90% of jobs are in the informal economy—where income is often unstable, and opportunities to grow are limited. For many families…
Read MoreIn Zimbabwe, economic instability affects daily life in real and practical ways.
Income is often unpredictable.
Small businesses struggle to grow…
Read MoreA year ago, we introduced you to Ashalt Mukorombindo — a pastor and entrepreneur in…
Read MoreIn Zimbabwe, Clive is helping his community grow stronger—both…
Read MoreIn many communities across Manila, Philippines, poverty shows up in deeply practical…
Read MoreDorica’s story is one of courage and transformation. After losing her parents at a young age…
Read MoreRelief is critical in moments of crisis — whether it’s a natural disaster, famine, or conflict — but true transformation happens when we go upstream to address…
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Read MoreIn June, Hope Ventures partnered with Rescue The Suffering (RTS) and Love My Neighbor (LMN) to equip…
Read MoreOne of the greatest joys of our work is seeing hope multiply. In Zimbabwe, that hope has been growing since…
Read MoreOn June 25, more than 50 community members came together for…
Read MoreSomething special is growing in Ecuador—and it’s more than just vegetables.
Read MoreWhat Does It Really Mean to Flourish? A Global Look at Well-Being—and Our Role in It
Read MoreIn a country where nearly 1 in 5 people live below the poverty line, entrepreneurship offers a powerful pathway to lasting change—and your support is making that possible. In 2024, a new…
Read MoreAfter the Eaton Fire swept through parts of Altadena and Pasadena, hundreds of minority-owned small businesses were left devastated—many with no clear path forward. Thousands of…
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