“The Journey of the Pencils”
Jul 9, 2010
You are about to read a fascinating account of a collective effort of compassion that almost derailed. In the public schools of Pennsylvania, all twelfth grade students are required to complete a senior project, often a community service project, to fulfill their graduation requirements. Our Hope For Change story takes us to Radnor Township School District located west […]
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H4C Director Heads for Africa
Jun 23, 2010
Tagged: Africa,
Arusha Tanzania,
Child Sponsorship in Africa,
Education in Africa,
Global Travel,
Hew Hope International Hospital,
Hope for Change,
Mt. Kilimanjaro,
Philadelphia Main Line High Schools,
Radnor High School,
Tanzania,
Tourism in Tanzania
The countdown until James’ departure for Africa on June 16, 2010 has come and gone a week ago. Earlier today, Wednesday, June 23rd, we spoke using his Motorola phone with a SIM card. James is adjusted to the environment in Sakila Village, Tanzania. As his wife, I was relieved to hear that! Since his arrival, there […]
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Urgency to Halt the Preventable
Sep 23, 2009
NEWS THAT HAS COME TO US: CHRISTIANA GIDEON – (Arusha, Tanzania) died from malaria Sept. 21, 2009. Christiana was a 4th grade student who was preparing for her national exams in one of the schools that we are helping sponsor in Tanzania. She was excelling in her studies. Sadly, like over ten million others in developing nations she […]
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“With My Last Breath”
Sep 12, 2009
Tanneken with her people Recently I was privileged to be in the audience when Tanneken Fros delivered her passionate update of work among the bereft orphans of Beira District, Mozambique. Twenty miles outside of Beira is the town of Dondo where Tanneken Fros has been residing since 2001. A rapid synopsis of her life beginning with ancestral Holland […]
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And this is why we do what we do….
May 15, 2009
One of the many students who are now being sponsored and given an opportunity. One of my great joys is that after going to many of these same places for over 15 years I have been able to see the result of Hope for Change. I have been able to watch these children grow up […]
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