Honeypot
United KingdomChildren/Education
Since 1996 Honeypot has been working to enhance the lives of vulnerable children and young carers aged 5-12 years by providing respite breaks and on-going outreach support. We give young carers a break from demanding and stressful responsibilities at home and provide a safe, nurturing environment where children at risk can develop their full potential. Most of our children are young carers who juggle school and growing up with performing a surrogate adult role at home. Many care for a chronically or terminally ill loved one, or have a parent with drug, alcohol or mental health problems. This is where Honeypot comes in.
Honolulu Academy of Arts
United StatesArts/Culture
The Honolulu Academy of Arts is a gathering place where our community and visitors to our islands can enjoy and experience the island's natural beauty and climate in an open and airy environment. Our Hawaiian-style buildings have courtyards interconnecting the various galleries throughout the Academy.
Hoops Care International
GhanaChildren/Education
We’re an NGO dedicated to impacting the education rates of marginalized communities through the use of basketball as a vehicle of charge
Hoots Owls
United KingdomAnimals/Wildlife
Hoots Owls have been rescuing and rehabilitating owls since July 2004, and have a formidable and in-depth knowledge of all things owl related. We travel out to events across the country, ranging from schools and community groups to steam rallies and country fairs, where you will be treated to a magnificent display of owls from all over the word. You will be amazed at the sheer beauty, elegance and friendliness of some of the world’s most graceful and stunning birds, as you interact with them and get up close, you will see for yourself just what makes these birds so precious. Hoots Owls has been rescuing owls for many years, and have gained considerable expertise in this field.
HOPE (Volleyball) Foundation
CanadaOther
H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everywhere) Toronto Inc. is a registered charity committed to raising funds for, and awareness of, local charitable organizations that have a particular need and do not receive significant funding from governments or other agencies. HOPE strives to have supplies and services donated or provided at discounts wherever possible. This results in a highly efficient fundraising effort maximizing the money raised for the recipient charities. Our objective is to create a community atmosphere for one day, encouraging people to come out and have a great time, while raising funds and awareness for some very worthy local charities. In doing so HOPE reaches a broader market than is typically reached by most traditions fundraising events.
Hope 4 Kids International
United StatesChildren/Education
Today, across the world, there are over a billion people living in extreme poverty without the basics: food, water, shelter, healthcare and education. Thousands have no access to clean water and many are dying from preventable and treatable diseases such as AIDS. Hope 4 Kids International is committed to serving these impoverished children by leading teams on exciting two-week missions equipped with essential medical and dental supplies and other provisions. In addition, Hope 4 Kids has multiple ongoing long-term economic, spiritual, orphan and feeding programs in an effort to carry our message of hope through these outreaches.
Hope Africa
United KingdomResearch/Dev
In 2002, Hope Africa started its work in Blantyre District, southern Malawi in Southern Africa. This work includes providing safe and clean water by drilling boreholes; repairing existing broken boreholes and distributing maize (Malawi's staple food) every month to support vulnerable families. During the past three years we had fed thousands of people each month through our Bread of Life Programme and we are continuing to do so every month. Another interesting and life saving project that we have commissioned in the same area is the drilling of eight bore holes which is providing life-saving clean water to over 5,000 people.
HOPE Africa
South AfricaResearch/Dev
We promote and implement a social development programme for the Anglican Church in Southern Africa for the improvement of the Spiritual, Physical and Emotional Well Being of the Poor and Oppressed People of Africa on a non-denominational basis. We want to develop the current infrastructure of the ACSA and its dioceses by building cohesion and a common vision. We build the capacity of the Anglican Church in Southern Africa by facilitating effective development work through partnerships.
Hope and Aid Direct
United KingdomHumanitarian Aid
Founded in 1999 we are a 100% voluntary, humanitarian aid charity whose team members raise their own funds, obtain donations of aid, transport that aid in convoys of lorries twice a year, and give it out directly into the hands of the people who need it the most. Hope and Aid Direct has been involved in projects such as rebuilding schools, renovating orphanages, and delivering aid for third parties who would not be as welcome in some areas. Volunteers come from every corner of the UK and from all walks of life. Whilst in recent years most of our work has been carried out in Kosovo, we have also distributed humanitarian aid in Romania, Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia. Four of our team joined workers in Sri Lanka in the aftermath of the Tsunami, one of the worst natural disasters seen by any of us. We also have an ongoing project in Nigeria.
Hope Centre
United KingdomDisability
The Hope Centre for Cognitive Education was founded in 1993 by British parents of children with special needs who received help from Professor Reuven Feuerstein at his Institute in Jerusalem. Their primary aim was to create a centre of excellence in the UK, using his unique methods to enable children with learning difficulties to reach their full potential. Hope is London’s dedicated thinking skills centre. Hope’s multi-professional team helps students aged 3-19 with learning or developmental difficulties, as well as gifted underachievers to achieve their learning potential.
Hope College
United StatesChildren/Education
Hope College is a distinguished and distinctive four-year, liberal arts, undergraduate college, affiliated with the Reformed Church in America. The college has long been known for outstanding pre-professional training. Each year many graduates go on to further study in the leading graduate and professional schools in this country and abroad; others directly enter professions. During the 2007-08 school year, Hope had 3,226 students from 45 states and territories and 31 foreign countries.
Hope Community Center
KenyaChildren/Education
Hope Community Center is a Christian, non-profit charity. Hope community centre aims at giving hope and building a future for Kenyan kids, who live in the streets, are orphans after losing parents to AIDS or are abandoned by their families due to poverty. Hope Community Center seeks to create a caring and compassionate environment, where children are supported with spiritual, physical, emotional and psychological needs, a place where they are endowed with self esteem, respect, are made to feel responsible.
Hope Direct
United KingdomHumanitarian Aid
Hope Direct is a registered charity (number 1114725) set up to respond to the needs of poorest children and families in developing nations. Hope Direct also work with Refugees and Asylum seekers in Manchester by providing a meaningful occupation. Sierra Leone is ranked as the poorest nation in the world by UN development index and highly depends on international aid. Life expectancy is 34. We also provide meaning occupation for Refugees & Asylum seekers in Manchester .
Hope Family Homes
United KingdomResearch/Dev
Hope Family Homes was founded by Heather Purser when she visited Kenya in 1996. She was deeply moved seeing children trying to survive by eating the contents of fly-infested dustbins in Nairobi and watched their despair as they inhaled solvent glue or petrol to numb the pain of their hunger. This was the start of Hope Family Homes' first home, 'Bethlehem', based in Limuru 30 kilometers North of Nairobi. Of the children currently in care six have lost their parents to AIDS, three have been abandoned by their mothers, and the others have been referred by the local Social Services. Hope Family Homes has given them hope, a stable family environment and emotional support. The children in their care now have access to a good education, clean water and a healthy diet.
Hope for a Child
United KingdomResearch/Dev
Hope for a Child is a charity based in Guernsey and UK with current projects in supporting orphans and vulnerable children in Uganda, South Africa and Lesotho, with the aim of replicating what we do in other countries. We are staffed by a talented and committed team mostly made up of volunteers, enabling us to expand our operations while keeping our overheads as low as possible. They work in the areas of either Income, Well-being, Health or Nutrition. Working with vulnerable children, their extended families and communities, they help whole communities rise from poverty through effective Income schemes.
Hope for Children Foundation
CanadaChildren/Education
The Hope for Children Foundation is a registered charity (Revenue Canada business number is 87382 5426 RR0001). For nearly 25 years, the Foundation has been supporting the Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto (CCAS) in delivering education and poverty relief programs to its clients with focus on child abuse prevention. By helping families deal with social issues such as poverty, lack of affordable housing and childcare, substance abuse and mental health issues, we provide hope for a brighter future.
Hope For Freedom Society
CanadaCommunity/Family
We consider dependency to be a physical, mental and spiritual disease and the chemically dependent person to be deserving of the same respect and dignity afforded to persons afflicted with any other illness. We believe that individuals can recover from their disease and can rebuild abstinent productive lives in recovery. Hope for Freedom Society operates on a “Family Concept”, in which staff and residents relate to one another in mutually supportive ways, always looking to God for Strength. Our program offers an eclectic and intrinsic approach to treatment, recognizing each resident as a true individual, and their right to acquire their own values.
Hope for Haiti
United StatesCommunity/Family
Hope for Haiti believes that the best way to provide assistance is through education and sustainable projects. Education is the necessary foundation to help an individual become self-sufficient. All of our development projects are designed with the ultimate goal of sustainability without further outside assistance. Hope for Haiti focuses on education and long-term sustainable projects. We provide the foundation necessary to build self-sufficient communities. In place of short-term projects that give out food and supplies that only focus on today, we provide the necessary training and skill development to help the communities provide for themselves.
Hope for the Nations
United KingdomResearch/Dev
Hope for the Nations (HFTN) Children's Charity is a non-profit organisation based in Peterborough, United Kingdom. Through a system of coalition and partnerships, we have established projects in Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Swaziland and Sri Lanka. As we have developed, we have been able to generate financial support for existing HFTN International projects in Romania, Thailand, and occasionally Nepal. HFTN is continuing to develop its relationships and international networks in order to increase the efficiency of efforts directed towards helping Children at Risk around the world. Our goal is to rescue orphans from poverty, slavery, famine, sickness, prostitution, or the street and welcome them into one of our family homes where they are loved, nurtured and provided with everything they need to grow and reach their full potential.
Hope for Vision
United StatesResearch/Dev
Recent, groundbreaking successes in vision research – including the restoration of vision in human trials employing gene therapies and biotechnology prosthetics – give us hope that we can eradicate blinding diseases and their great costs. The sole limiting factor in delivering these treatments to the people who need them is the availability of research funding. Hope For Vision provides the tools necessary for people like you to come together to share our common interest in this cause and to work together to raise funds for this critical research. HFV is comprised of thousands of dedicated volunteers and vision advocates in Communities of Hope across the country, who raise funds through special events and other activities. Guided by its Board of Visionary Scientists, HFV then distributes over 90 percent of funds raised directly to researchers at leading medical institutions nationwide. Since 2005, HFV Communities of Hope have hosted over 30 events raising millions for sight-saving research.