Hi there. Are you new around here?
Maybe you randomly clicked and page-hopped your way to a Facebook post of ours, saw a cool photo on Instagram, or landed on our website from Google. Hopefully, you were intrigued by what you found. But maybe you want to know a little more, like:
- Who are we?
- What do we do?
- How do we do it?
- Are we to be trusted?
These are important questions—and conversations we love to have. So, to answer them, we’ve written five blog posts that strive to convey our passion, values and the heart of who we are at Bright Hope.
Here’s a snippet of why we wrote each one:
Hope for Today, Tomorrow and Eternity
HTTE is an acronym you might see around here—it stands for Hope for Today, Tomorrow and Eternity. Everything we do falls into one of these categories. We partner with local churches in impoverished communities to equip and work with them to make long-term, life-changing impact—physically and spiritually—among people who live on less than $2 a day.
Feeding programs for children in Bolivia are an example of a Hope for Today program. Find out other ways we help with immediate needs:
Agricultural training in Uganda is just one example of Hope for Tomorrow. How else do we empower people for long-term change? Read on…
#2: Hope for Tomorrow: I never knew so little could do so much
Imagine a pastor with no Bible…or only a primary school education. It happens. Heartbreaking, isn’t it? So, providing Bible school training in Zambia is an example of a Hope for Eternity outreach. Learn more here:
Giving Wisely
We also know that being a good steward of the resources you have is important to you, and that you need to trust anyone you share with. We agree, which is why we wrote this next one.
Mutual Transformation
We understand that if you invest in a program or an organization, you want to know it’s making a real impact. We get that. But not only that, it’s critical to us that your investment is making an impact in your life too. Here’s how it can…
#5 Grow. Change. Impact: The Power of Mutual Transformation
Okay, we hope those answered some questions for you. Do you feel like you’ve gotten to know us a little better?
We’d love to get to know you too.
We’ve been around for nearly 50 years and feel honored by all that God has helped us do. If you want to know more about Bright Hope and our history, give us a call, connect with us on Facebook or send us an email at info@brighthope.org. We’d love to chat.
