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Help One Now
非盈利组织
Raleigh，NC 415 位关注者
Empowering families in developing countries through high-capacity local leaders to end extreme poverty
关于我们
Help One Now empowers families in developing countries through high-capacity local leaders with proven solutions to end extreme poverty. In 2007, our CEO and Founder, Chris Marlow, met a starving young child living in an abandoned gas station in Zimbabwe. That encounter compelled him to start Help One Now and dedicate his life to seeking justice by empowering leaders and organizing a wide table of people to do good together. Help One Now’s story began with caring for children. However, after years of research and conversations with brilliant local leaders, our model shifted to a more holistic approach and focus on the entire family unit. In the developing communities we serve, empowering families through education and entrepreneurship has proven to be the most effective course for long-term change, creating a hand up to build a better future for themselves and end the cycle of poverty. Help One Now partners with high-capacity local leaders who are already working effectively in their respective communities in 8 countries around the world. These leaders are friends and partners who share our mission to end extreme poverty. They are our greatest resource, and without them, sustainable change is impossible. We truly believe our greatest gift is one another, and that together we can use our gifts, talents, passions, and resources to empower families and end extreme poverty forever.
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https://helponenow.org/
Help One Now的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Raleigh，NC
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2009
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获取路线
PO Box 27616
US，NC，Raleigh，27611
Help One Now员工
动态
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????Today we are launching a campaign to help remind our friends in Haiti that they are not forgotten. Haiti has struggled for progress for many years in a way that makes it easy to become desensitized to the challenges that are actually going on. In the midst of chaotic circumstances, there is a thriving community living in the small town of Ferrier. It is a beacon of hope in the area. But because of the rising costs in Haiti, we are in critical need of support for Ferrier village and our partner schools there. Join us for the next 50 days as we work together to remind families in Haiti that they are not forgotten! https://lnkd.in/gxZ5czaE
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? 4 Things We've Learned About Short-Term Mission Trips. ?? We are partners, not heroes. It feels good to do good, doesn't it? Part of that, we believe, is because we were designed to serve one another. This is a beautiful thing, but the true heroes in this work are the people on the ground leading these efforts - our country leaders and?the families who are working with the resources they've been given to lift themselves out of extreme poverty. We are honored to partner with them and humbled by their transformative work. ?? We serve by being, not (always) doing. The people living in the communities we partner with love to meet our Help One Now family. They long to spend?time?in embodied community with us. They are proud of where they live and what they do, and they love showing us around their community. Our trips are more about visiting family and friends and dreaming of how we can collaborate together rather than going to serve and accomplish a project. ?? Relationship is the key. Dropping in and out of global communities with no long-term?connection might meet some immediate needs, but it does not create the long-term?partnership needed to end cycles of extreme poverty. This work takes friendship, collaboration, and dedication to working together for the long haul. Our trips have become more centered around visiting our friends and dreaming around a shared table than doing projects or mission-based visits. ?? One step goes a long way. Although many of the problems around the world are complex and nuanced, doing good can be simple. We can often be overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude of extreme poverty. But the small step of showing up goes a lot further than you'd think. When we take an active listening role, we're often amazed by the things we can accomplish together. This wisdom is just one excerpt from our most recent issue of The Upstream. Sign up to receive monthly insights right to inbox. https://lnkd.in/gm4bwFh6
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2023 Impact Data: ?? 1,612,969 meals were served ??435 full-time jobs were sustained ?? 150 Children received 24/7 care and support ?? 53,016 individuals received direct spiritual support and mentorship We are working together to do even more this year. Will you join us? Read more about our impact in our 2023 Annual Report https://lnkd.in/g9hmDRc2
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We really enjoyed having Pastor John and Orpah stateside for almost two weeks! One of the highlights of our time together was a lunch for Business Leaders in St. Louis, MO. The small, but mighty group raised over $5,000 for our education initiatives in Zimbabwe. Incredible!
Had the most amazing lunch at Undivided Experience Center yesterday to talk about all the good things going on in my very favorite place, Zimbabwe. Special thanks to Gary Baker and Deanna McClintock for creating such a special experience for us. It was so fun getting introduce and reintroduce Help One Now to St. Louis Business Leaders.
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In all honesty, I thought I was done with “mission trips.” In the past, I’ve gone overseas and seen extreme poverty and reliance on the West. So much so that I became jaded because I didn’t think it was working or sustainable. The pandemic made that feeling even stronger. Read more about my time in the Dominican Republic with Help One Now on The Upstream: https://lnkd.in/guXnq3rr And sign up for a trip in Q1 of 2025! #charity #dominicanrepublic #developmentalgiving
The Upstream Issue #13: Through the Lens of Owen Jordan - Help One Now
https://helponenow.org
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If you’re a business leader in the St. Louis area, join us for lunch!
Join us for a Business Leaders Lunch on Friday, June 28 featuring John and Orpah Chinyowa from Zimbabwe! This power couple will share their incredible story and the impactful work they do with one of our favorite nonprofits, Help One Now. From orphan care to agricultural training to business incubators, their efforts are making a tangible and palpable difference in lifting people out of extreme poverty. Discover how a single act of kindness can transform entire communities around the world and create meaningful experiences for you. Be inspired and encouraged by the remarkable things happening globally in which you can a part of in simple, yet profound ways. Register today! https://lnkd.in/gB8c42tF #helponenow #serveothers #stl #stlbiz #undivided #uec #leadership
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Today is the day - 15 Strong! ???? We are celebrating 15 years of friendship, community, and impact because of people like you. Over these 15 years, we have raised over $31 million for impact around the world! That impact has included: - 13,101,545 meals served - 25 schools, children’s homes, and dormitories built - 1,555 family business launched - Over 6,500 students given quality education - 8 clean water projects - 539 orphaned or vulnerable children cared for, with 479 reunifications and over 200 local adoptions - 8 agricultural projects - And so much more! As we celebrate this milestone, we invite you to join the party by supporting our partners and meeting some of their immediate needs. Our goal, along with empowering 10 classrooms and 20 families, is to raise $15,000 to fund projects and programs in each of our 8 partner countries. These dollars will be strategically and intentionally used by our partners as they take the next best steps toward building strength for their communities. Join us in celebrating today! https://lnkd.in/gWSSUiD6 #15strong #togetherwebuild #struggleforprogress #ourgreatestgiftisoneanother
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