Hope Community Center (hcckenya.com) was founded in 1998 by an ambitious young lady affectionately referred to as “Sister Lucy”. Hope Community Center (HCC) is a registered charity in Kenya that aims at giving hope and love to Kenyan street kids.

HCC seeks to create a caring and compassionate environment, where children’s spiritual, physical, emotional and psychological needs are cared for. “This is a home where children are loved.” For more information, please visit:

Christophe & Sybille (along with their 3 boys) work with Helimission in Madagascar. Helimission’s aim is to bring social, medical and spiritual help to people in remote and inaccessible areas. From their base, they support local missionary organizations in the bush by flying in provisions for them. which include building materials & medical supplies in order to supply and maintain bush hospitals. Further, they fly in medical personnel to treat local inhabitants in remote areas. Many of their flights are to rescue emergency patients and accident victims.

Nicholas Ogago and his staff run a Christian school for over 300 orphaned and needy children in the slum areas of Kenya. They also do ministry in a growing local church with a neighbourhood evangelism focus.

Kelvin and Nikole Opiyo are serving with the ministry Hope Matters in the village of Kipkaren in Kenya. Hope Matters seeks to minister the love of Christ in a tangible way by physically and spiritually reaching out to serve impoverished African families and individuals through community advancement, healthcare, and development programs. Kelvin serves as the program outreach coordinator and Nikole is the short-term coordinator and prenatal educator. They have two precious daughters, Mercy and Amina.

Founders of All Stars in Africa (ASIA), Babu and Danae are passionate about reaching orphans and families in Uganda. They help provide essential resources for communities that need food, clean water, clothing, and school aid. Their primary ministry platform in reaching vulnerable families and orphans is through sports.
Through ASIA, relational connections are made and the process of genuine discipleship takes place.

Kassanda town is located about 110 kilometres (north) west of Kampala, Uganda. It is a rural settlement of about 275,000 people, most of whom live in extreme poverty. Kassanda Children’s Aid, a board-directed, district-registered charity, was formed in 2014 by a group of Christian women in the US with the hope of providing care and support to vulnerable children and their caregivers in the district. Their desire is to rescue disadvantaged and vulnerable children from oppression caused by poverty which comes as a result of the death of loved ones. One of their strategies now includes Kassanda Seed School, a school that serves about 170 students from Nursery to Primary 5, ten teachers and three other staff. Education in Uganda is not free and school fees are designed to pay for teacher/staff salaries, school materials, food, basic medical care, school uniforms and building maintenance. The current students, many of them orphans, come from families of peasant farmers who grow only enough food to sustain their families. They cannot afford school fees. If students cannot afford to attend school, it leaves them vulnerable to early pregnancies and kidnapping for child sacrifice/trafficking. Your donations help keep these children safe, break the cycle of poverty and make significant contributions to their communities. Full child sponsorship costs about $43 CAD/month which is enough to provide school fees, teacher salaries, food, medicine, school uniforms and school supplies. Kassanda Seed School’s vision is to develop well-rounded, confident and responsible leaders who aspire to achieve their full potential by providing a God-centered, welcoming, happy, safe and supportive learning environment in which everyone is equal and all achievements are celebrated.

Francis & Adrienne Mugwanya are raising the esteem and capability among people with disabilities in Uganda through the Church.
Their ministry exists to:
- Share the love of Father God with people with disabilities and to empower them with their true value and potential.
- Give people with disabilities aids to mobility in order to maximize their potential.
- Train pastors on issues of disability.
- Raise public awareness on the causes of disability and to advocate for the integration of people with disabilities into mainstream society.
- Advocate for accessibility, medical care, education and employment for people with disabilities.
They have given over 14,000 people in Uganda their mobility!

Based in the small country of Lesotho, Khotso is establishing a ministry that will train and equip young people in farming agriculture in order to provide income and break cycles of poverty. This is a micro-financing initiative with the aim to inspire young entreprneurs with much needed opportunities in an impoverish country. As part of his ministry, Khotso will be raising up Christian leaders through mentorships, bible studies, and church programs. This is a holistic approach to making tangible change in a very poor area of Africa.