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| For $100 you feed all the orphan children for a week… for $300 you sponsor a girl for a year… for $1,000 you send a girl on to a year of higher education…we need your help…. choose your level of giving. (more) |
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| Picture yourself in India, teaching English, conducting a leadership class, playing games with children in the slums, tutoring, helping in a language lab, bandaging a scraped knee, reading a bedtime story…. you can be a HopeCorps Volunteer. (more) |
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| Help us build a new orphanage for 70 orphan girls now sleeping on a concrete floor… provide a water purifier for a school…. solar powered electricity….a water buffalo…. a computer…. playground equipment…. a portable generator…. you, your church, your school or group can have an exciting, personal project for your fund-raising or donation. (more) |
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We have declared the three South Indian states of Kerala, Karnataka and Andra Pradesh the HopeZone. There, in 32 HopeCentres, administered by the Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco, we help to care for and educate thousands of orphan girls and young women who would otherwise face a life of grinding poverty. We support orphanages, schools, junior and technical colleges, hostels for working young women, and boarding homes for poor village children.
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Secunderabad Orphanage.
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In early 2009, we were completing the construction of a new orphanage in Kochi, so that Reena– the girl so cruelly blinded to make her a “better beggar” and whose smile began this work four years ago – would have a decent home. READ MORE HERE |
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Let’s get into the slums.
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Let's rescue children from these horrible slums. Lets build them a new home. Your generosity is the key to their future. The children at Secunderabad are praying for a new home. Let us make sure that their prayer is answered..
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Home of Hope India-US, a 501c3 registered charity, works with the poorest of the poor in 32 locations in South India. We fund needed projects and send volunteers to work in India. All donations are tax-deductible. YOU can be a part of this rewarding, growing work. Paul and Tracy Wilkes, of Wilmington NC, discovered the needs of orphan children on a trip to India and began this work in 2006.
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