March is Women’s History Month--a dedicated month to celebrate and reflect on the often overlooked contributions of women to history, culture, and society. This month, we honor the accomplished and visionary women of the past, including those whose contributions have not been adequately recognized and celebrated. We will also highlight the work and accomplishments of HOPEww volunteers and staff who have blazed their own trails while daring to help create a future of endless possibilities and inspire greater hope for all women and girls.

HOPE worldwide is actively assessing the situation to prepare aid and recovery assistance for the many families affected by the current crisis in Ukraine.

Throughout the month of February we, as an organization, will be celebrating Black History Month. Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans and a time for recognizing their central role in U.S. history. We will be focusing on highlighting the work of Black historical figures and of the amazing Black staff, leaders, and volunteers at HOPEww who exemplify our mission to inspire greater hope.

Join us for “Shalom: Righteousness, Community and Loving Our Neighbors” as our good friend Marty Solomon (host of the BEMA Discipleship Podcast) teaches about God’s call for us to engage with neighbors who are materially poor, in need, or marginalized, and how these efforts draw all of us into a closer community.

HOPEww is actively responding to the major destruction caused by Super Typhoon Rai by providing immediate aid to families and communities in need. The Philippines have been affected by widespread flooding and damage since Typhoon Rai (Odette) made landfall last Thursday.