Mr. Smith Arrives in India...Finally! 

Back in May 2021 we shared the news that Smith Samah, Hope International graduate, had been accepted into graduate school in India and that through the generosity of a Hope Project family, his tuition was covered.

He was ready. We were ready. And then, as many others experienced, COVID-19 and the Delta variant, plans were paused.

Smith waited and worked in Liberia, substituting as a teacher at Hope International. Then in October 2021, his visa was granted.

His entire community, led by Principal Joseph Cummings, provided the funds for his airline ticket. They surrounded Smith in support and love as he departed on his journey to India this past week.

While onboard his flight, Smith wrote a letter of gratitude to all those that have partnered with him along the way. To read Smith’s full letter click here.

We can think of no better example of how the coming together, each doing a part, makes the seemingly impossible, possible.

We look forward to sharing more about Smith’s journey with you during this holiday season. The various pieces coming together in just the right time.

And The Winner Is...

The Quilt of Hope recipient has been selected, and we are so happy to announce that………. Sorry you’ll have to scroll down and watch the announcement.

Hope Project partner Peggy Frazier draws the winning number and Sew Much Hope students announce the Quilt of Hope recipient!

Through the generosity received, $3,345.50 has been raised to support our Sew Much Hope vocational training program. 

Thank you all for the enthusiastic participation and supporting vocational training for the students of Hope International. 

Almost Halfway!

Quilt of Hope Drawing

We are nearly halfway through our Quilt of Hope fundraiser that will benefit our vocational sewing lab, Sew Much Hope. A big thank you to those that have donated so far towards the quilt drawing.

We would welcome and appreciate you sharing this link, www.hopeproject.org/hope-quilt, with your world in email or social media, inviting others to participate. The more donations given, the more opportunities arise for our students.


Meet Kpannah

Kpannah, a student of Sew Much Hope, had the opportunity to not only graduate, but receive a loan for a sewing machine. This is allowing her to create her own cottage industry and increase her income to support herself and her family.


Enter Drawing by November 7th!

If you haven’t had the chance to donate for your chance to win this beautiful, West-African, hand-pieced quilt, there is still time. We will be closing ticket sales on November 7th. The winner will be announced on November 9.

We are grateful for you and for quilts and for opportunities and for Hope.