Thank you! And congratulations. You raced to more than 40k!
You did it.
Between October 25th and November 23rd you created a movement of more than 1000 people across 38 states and 8 countries that is bringing immediate joy to 35 orphaned girls, and is providing a long term solution to grinding child poverty in Kenya.
Because of you, 35 girls who were once known to no-one, today know that they are loved.
Thank you and welcome to our family. We hope that you will stay with us. We need you.
what is 'one home many hopes'?
‘One Home Many Hopes’ is a loving home for orphaned girls in Mtwapa, Kenya. We are an all-volunteer organization providing orphaned street girls with a nurturing environment, focused schooling and a chance at a healthy and productive life.
No child should have to worry about whether her sibling will survive another day on the streets. Thanks to your help, these 35 girls won't have to.
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what is 'race to 20k'?
‘One Home Many Hopes’ has been chosen as one of only two charities to be the subject of a documentary/case study to raise $20,000 in 30 days on camera. All funds go directly to sustain the girls. If 1000 people give at least $10 each, we will find a matching gift to double your impact on their lives.
But we must have 1000 people by November 23rd!
“Last September I held 8-month old Macharia. He didn't make it. This is a matter of life and death, but if we all give a little, no one has to give it all.”
-- Thomas Keown, Founder of ‘One Home Many Hopes’
go all the way. become an ambassador!
Become a ‘One Home Many Hopes’ Ambassador by recruiting a friend to get ten others to give $10 as well. Our ambassadors will receive special mentions on www.onehomemanyhopes.org.
badges and graphics!
Wear the Race to 20K badge on your blog, Facebook page, Twitter avatar, whatever, with pride! Just right click and copy the image.
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November 23rd is close. The time is now.
35 girls today call you "mama" and "papa." Thank you for being part of our family.
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"Thanks for sharing your love to us. I love you." Riziki aged 4. |