New Partnership with Daikin
We are so grateful for the creativity of the Daikin team to conceptualize a generous way to get involved with our mission that works for their business!
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Bigelow Homes Featured in the Hays Free Press
Homes for Hope partner Bigelow Homes had their recent groundbreaking ceremony featured in the Hays Free Press.
Winslow Homes Will Build The Very First H4H in North Carolina
We are excited to announce that Winslow Homes (Youngsville, NC) recently committed to build their very first Home for Hope and the first Home for Hope in the state of North Carolina.
Building Dreams Together in Zimbabwe
In February 2018, Keystone Custom Homes took a trip to Zimbabwe to visit the work of HOPE International first-hand.
Homes for Hope Expansion in South Carolina
Homes for Hope’s work in South Carolina is expanding and gaining recognition with help from committed partner Rosewood Communities.
Sharing Homes for Hope with your Builder Group has Never Been Easier
Are you in a builder group? We just created a tool that makes it easier than ever for builders to share their passion for empowering the poor through Homes for Hope with their builder groups.
Join Us In Standing Alongside Women
Around the world, women face poor healthcare, limited education opportunities, fragile family situations, and unequal pay. In the financial sector, too, women are disproportionately underserved. They are 9 percent less likely than men to use formal savings accounts...
Disciples Making Disciples
What is a disciple? Through HOPE International’s network of Christ-centered microenterprise development programs around the world, thousands of people are pouring their faith into others while providing them the capital to start or expand a business. The reason...
HOPE International Quarterly Update
Hear from Peter Greer (president and CEO) and other key members of HOPE’s leadership how HOPE is growing, learning, and innovating in 15 countries around the world.
Going Deeper With Your Home for Hope
Life gets hectic in the homebuilding industry leaving very little room for freeing people who are spiritually impoverished in our own backyards.
