…from serving to being served By Bob Herrmann, HOPE worldwide Volunteer It was a beautiful summer day and the beginning of the July 4th holiday weekend. Friends were gathering at our house for a cooko...
A recent article published October 1, 2009 in The San Diego Union-Tribune provides insight to an alarming concern on a local level, affecting the lives of so many who live in “America’s finest city.” ...
The partnership between HOPE worldwide‘s US Chapters and the American Red Cross has impacted our nation. Together, we spurred over 1,000 volunteers into action after Hurricanes Ike and Gustav, r...
The Human Race is a 5k Walk or Run and 1 mile fun-run to benefit HOPE worldwide programs in Jacksonville, Florica and the Center of HOPE worldwide programs for Orphans with HIV/AIDS in Africa. Saturda...
As National Director of Chapter Relations for HOPE worldwide, I have been able to experience first hand the outpouring of gratitude from the churches regarding the new U.S. Chapter model. Disciples an...
I woke up this morning in Hyannis, Massachusetts to the news of Senator Ted Kennedy’s passing just 2 miles down the road in Hyannisport. Another 10 miles away on Martha’s Vineyard is Presi...
This weekend, come celebrate the launch of the Hope Worldwide Atlanta Chapter. “A Night of Hope” promises to be a grand celebration. Included will be beverages, Hors D’Oeuvres, art, and an auction. Al...
By Ray Nadon, Evangelist, The Great Land Christian Church It was almost 16 years ago that I became a disciple. I was twenty-eight, married for seven years and had two little boys – life was crazy. But...
The South Carolina Association of Nonprofit Organizations (SCANPO) elected a new executive committee to its Board of Directors. With the addition of the executive officers there are now twenty-one sta...
At this year’s HOPE worldwide Global Summit, Ralph Boyd, Executive Vice President of Community Relations and Chairman and CEO of the Freddie Mac Foundation gave a sobering assessment of the needs with...