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Mission and Vision:Give Hope, Fight Poverty (GHFP) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to foster philanthropy domestically by designing service-learning programs that engage US students & professionals with rural communities in Swaziland, Africa and work together to educate, empower and lift orphaned and vulnerable children - particularly those living in child-headed households - out of poverty.
GHFP's Vision is... - A culturally competent and philanthropic minded generation - Increased opportunity through academic achievement - Sustainable programs that involve locals in development, implementation & evaluation |
Upcoming Events...You're Invited!:
October 28th: Purdue Corgi Costume Contest and "Race", Grand Prix Track 1pm
November 8th: Books & Brews BINGO, (free) Carmel, IN 7:30pm
November 10-11, 2018: Little Flower Holiday Craft Bazaar, Springfield, IL
December 13th: Ugly Holiday Sweater Trivia Night, Arlington's Springfield IL 6:30pm
December 26th - Jan 4, 2019: GHFP in eSwatini!
February 17th, 2019: HamBingo at Hamburger Mary's Chicago, IL
-Contact Annie for more details about any of the above: anniefightspoverty@gmail.com
November 8th: Books & Brews BINGO, (free) Carmel, IN 7:30pm
November 10-11, 2018: Little Flower Holiday Craft Bazaar, Springfield, IL
December 13th: Ugly Holiday Sweater Trivia Night, Arlington's Springfield IL 6:30pm
December 26th - Jan 4, 2019: GHFP in eSwatini!
February 17th, 2019: HamBingo at Hamburger Mary's Chicago, IL
-Contact Annie for more details about any of the above: anniefightspoverty@gmail.com
Our orphans need you... want to help?
* Swaziland, Africa has the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence in the world
* Countless children have been orphaned as a result of this deadly disease, left to fend for themselves
* Orphan headed households are common with kids challenged to provide for their brothers and sisters
* Schools are not free and these orphans, suffering from dire poverty, have little means to secure a viable future
* Countless children have been orphaned as a result of this deadly disease, left to fend for themselves
* Orphan headed households are common with kids challenged to provide for their brothers and sisters
* Schools are not free and these orphans, suffering from dire poverty, have little means to secure a viable future
Be the change...
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