Stories
2023 Impact Report highlights over 1 million meals served, more than 1,500 women and children receive rehabilitation, nutrition, education
Today we are happy to reflect on this past year and share with you what we’ve achieved together— 2023 has been a year of growth and success, while we’ve also continued to battle many challenges abroad due to political instabilities. We were especially happy to welcome so many new friends into our community of support
End-of-year goals aim to fulfill time-sensitive opportunities in Uganda, support Philippines girls home, replenish emergency fund
Today, we are announcing that with your support we can reach our goal to fulfill many long-awaited needs in our Uganda and Philippines programs as well as replenish our global emergency fund after a challenging year. First, we’d like to take you to rural Uganda, where we’ve been working with our local team for 14
30 years of hope and healing: Peace Gospel’s inspiring legacy
Today we are excited and grateful to share the milestone Peace Gospel has reached: 30 years of impacting and transforming the lives of the orphans, child labor victims, and young trafficking survivors. We are thrilled to share with you what we’ve achieved together over these past 30 years of partnering with and empowering locally-led, mercy-based
Nepal program beneficiary shares her story of a daring escape from slavery and her life of hope beyond
We want to share with you the story of Anjuna’s* courageous escape from slavery, and how the support of our donors is a big part of her miraculous life transformation and healing. She was held prisoner in a small budget hotel room in one of India’s largest cities. Little to eat. Never allowed to go
United by compassion: coming together to support orphan girls in the Philippines
The work on the roof is almost complete!! We wanted to share a few photos of the progress and express our thanks for the incredible generosity and support of our donors towards our Girls Home Roof Campaign in the Philippines. The donations from everyone who raised their hand and chose to become a part of
July “Doses of Hope”: our Myanmar rice farm shows your support in action by providing over 720,000 servings of rice for our orphans and staff
Back in 2010, we took a bold step and acquired a 12-acre rice farm, and its impact has been nothing short of extraordinary. Over the last 13 years, this fertile land has yielded over 104 tons of rice!! With nearly 7,000 servings per ton, if you’re following the math that means we’ve been able to
June “Doses of Hope” highlights results of our scholarship campaign breaking the cycle of poverty one student at a time
Doses of Hope is our recurring month-end report intended to bring you just that, small but powerful doses of hope-filled stories and updates. We have several big doses of hope for you from this month, including a special update on a very important goal that was met! We are thrilled to announce that thanks to
Over 300 students prepare for back-to-school season in The Philippines, Myanmar, and India; 13 girls in India have the opportunity for a college degree
We’ve had an extremely busy and productive past two months with our annual Houston gala in April followed by a special reception and fundraiser in Austin, Texas this month. Both events were very successful, with net proceeds raising a combined total of 16.1% of our annual budget! We are so grateful for all who attended
Annual Gala celebrates 30 years of work, raises 11.6% of annual budget in one night
Our biggest event in 30 years was held on Thursday, April 20 in Houston, Texas- our 7th annual “A Taste of Hope” gala! It’s the one time of the year our staff, donors, and other friends get to gather and celebrate what we’ve achieved together. This year was an especially important celebration— it’s been 30
Executive Director reports on his recent site visit to Uganda programs; reveals business model’s profits are now covering 40% of in-country budget
Our Executive Director, Kirby Trapolino, recently visited our rural Uganda campus and was so blessed by the progress we’ve achieved on our two campuses. It has been four years since Kirby’s last visit to Uganda (due to the pandemic) and he was blown away by the advancement of our programs there during this time. We