This Giving Tuesday, give the gift of education.
Hope starts with a seat in the classroom.
Our Mission
Sharing Hope Africa, Inc. is committed to supporting community driven development initiatives through grassroot, locally-based partnerships for sustainable long-term solutions in rural Southern Africa.
The Challenge
Today, 700 million people around the world are living in extreme poverty. Many programs are inadvertently fostering dependency through short-term relief, rather than empowering individuals to be self-sufficient. When someone is empowered, it changes their life – and has the power to change their community.
Our Approach
When communities ask for support, we answer the call. We work together to revitalize previously abandoned or struggling aid programs. Together, we transform them into self-sustaining ventures.
And in doing so, you support local initiatives that expand access to education and creating employment opportunities – laying the groundwork for lasting, sustainable impact.
make a difference
Come with us to southern Africa!
Have you been waiting for your sign to FINALLY travel to Africa? This is it! We’ll spend our time learning more about Mozambique and Eswatini, visiting some of the most incredible spots these countries have to offer, and seeing how your donations have made a real impact in the communities we serve.
Programs
Current Initiatives & Projects
Operation: Plow Forward
Equip & Empower
Our Harvesting Hope Partner Farm in Eswatini is at a pivotal point in the business: they need a tractor. This investment would enable them to increase crop yields, save money on renting equipment, and provide a new income stream.
Goal: $60,000
Sharing Hope Preschool
Eduacte & Empower
In rural Mozambique, Sharing Hope Preschool provides vulnerable children under the age of 6 with access to education, clean water, daily meals, and any medicine needed. Every sponsored scholarship is an investment in their future – and the community.
Goal: $52,500
Sharing Hope Clinic
Equip & Empower
In the village of Licilo, Mozambique, there is a need for a local clinic – because the nearest general hospital is a 7 hour walk. Construction has been halted until we secure the remainder of required funds to finish the project.
