What Does It Really Mean to Flourish? A Global Look at Well-Being—and Our Role in It

In 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…

After 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…

Your generosity is moving families in Malawi from surviving to flourishing through entrepreneurship. Through coaching…

Watch the story of Eliza, an entrepreneur from our Philippines project.

Explore key moments from "Hope in Action" - a special Zoom call.

We’re excited to share that 42 entrepreneurs have graduated from the Hope Business Hub’s 4-month intensive business training program in Malawi! This milestone…

Launched this year, Hope Ventures’ newest project in Manila addresses an urgent need for sustainable income opportunities in the Philippines, where nearly…

At the age of only 15, Vincent Sitima’s world shifted in ways no teenager could be prepared for…

In this video, recorded during the early days of her journey, Portia shares her story firsthand.

Zimbabwe faces significant economic challenges, with almost 40% of the population living in poverty. Hope Ventures, through partnerships like the Gilead Trust, is helping to alleviate this problem by supporting local entrepreneurs with training, mentoring, and resources.

Ronea, from our LA Project (Convergence), shares how she’s been impacted by the program.

Last year, we introduced you to Portia, a resilient mother and entrepreneur from Zimbabwe who turned adversity into opportunity through entrepreneurship. Faced with the challenge…

Hope Ventures is taking a significant step forward in empowering our leaders by sponsoring a coach training center in Africa, led by Rich Hansen and Leadership Coaching Network. Recognizing the transformative…

A thought-provoking exploration of how overcoming learned helplessness through tailored education and support can empower communities and break the cycle of generational poverty.

It was an amazing 2023! As we reflect on the year, we are delighted to share with you our Annual Report. 

Tionge Msiska, IT Solutions

We're excited to announce that 32 entrepreneurs have completed their training at the Business Technical Institute (BTI) in Malawi!

Your generosity is making an extraordinary difference in the lives of those we serve, transforming countless futures and spreading hope far and wide.

Business mentors from our LA Project (Convergence) share how they've been impacted by the program.

Imagine this. You’re a mother to three children. Your oldest child suffers from severe mental health problems that require expensive medication. Your husband loses his job and your family is left with no source of income.

Entrepreneurs from our LA Project (Convergence) share how they've been impacted by the program.

The Quito Entrepreneur Program launched in 2020 to address the critical needs of Ecuadorian families through a business start-up program.

Did you know that 60 percent of the population in Mozambique lives in extreme poverty? Through your generosity, 30 more people are doing something about it!

Thank you for your support!

Because of your generosity, we continue to serve entrepreneurs and business mentors in Malawi, Mozambique, Ecuador, and South Los Angeles.

We have much to celebrate!

“I’m sorry but we’re going to have to let you go.”

These are words none of us want to hear.

But, for Deon, they were all too real.

The story is all too familiar, but the ending is not.

Imagine this …

You’re a mother.

Your husband abandoned you and your two children with no support.
You are hurting, overwhelmed, and have no real safety net.

You are now the sole provider for your family.

You ask, “What do I do now?”

Entrepreneurs in Malawi share how the Hope Ventures Program has helped them grow their businesses.

After working for a company for many years, Geoffrey found himself at a crossroads after his employer decided to close its doors.

Traveling to Haiti in 2016 was an eye-opening experience. There are over a million orphans living there and approximately 40,000 orphanages. Shockingly, 75% of these children have at least one living parent.