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Who we are

We offer hope to those in need through education and self-development programs.


What we do

We offer hope to those in need through education and self-development programs.

Education in Ethiopia


Our Mission

Latest Articles

  • Math & Science Program (Philippines)

    November 7, 2014 Math and Science Program is designed by the Department of Education in the Philippines to strengthen the Math and Science skills of the participating students. The goal of the program is to help students recognize and develop their potential to excel in Math and Science. Our activities this year consisted of…

  • We Were Invited… (Philippines)

    November 7, 2014 By Susan Herrig Shortly after returning from the Philippines, I had the opportunity to share with my niece Katie Maneman about George’s and my trip. Katie is a second grade teacher at Carver Elementary in Dubuque, Iowa. She is an enthusiastic teacher with a heart for her students looking for opportunities…

  • September in the NGO (Ethiopia)

    September 27, 2014 Greetings to all from chilly Ethiopia! Yes, it is true, with the rainy season comes some colder weather. You see some Ethiopians dressed like they are prepared to go skiing as the altitude is quite high in Addis Ababa and the temperatures at this time do require a coat. It does…

  • Meet Our Families (Philippines)

    September 23, 2014 The Luba Family Gezer Luba lives in a single parent family. His mother, Rachel, is currently without a job. They are financially dependent on Gezer’s grandparents. Gezer is a happy little boy. His favorite subjects are English & Science. He enjoys playing with his toy car, studying for school and watching…

  • A Month of National Languages (Philippines)

    September 23, 2014 The month of August brought us another celebration prescribed by the Filipino law for all public and private schools. This time it was called “BUWAN NG WIKA” or “A Month of National Languages”. Children sang solo songs in order to develop their singing skills and self-confidence. They also recited poems to…