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As we look back on 2021, our hearts are filled with gratitude for all that you made possible. In a season where we could all use a little extra hope, the impact of your generosity is bringing it to so many.
Together, with your partnership and the hard work of the Liberian dreamers and doers, we look forward to another Hope-filled 2022!
- The Hope Project Team
Once more, you channeled generosity and supported the work of Hope. We are so very grateful. Our goal for the holiday season was $20,000 and you gave $25,516.40! Because of you, we will enter 2022 solidly-footed and focused on the upcoming year. 2021 has been something else, but you have provided stability and opportunity in the midst of the many unknowns.
Looking forward to a Hope-filled year for us all. Thank you for making this work possible.
Together is Always Best,
Jackie
It is December 30th, and we are about ¾ of the way to our year-end budget need of $20,000. Thank you for, as always, getting us to this point. You, this community, never cease to surprise and amaze.
The funds that are generously given during the holiday season sustain our general budget, the ones that keep the doors open and the lights on (or at least fuel for the generator in Liberia and pay the power bill when electricity is available).
Now, this is where we ask, specifically and directly, for the remaining funds we need. Can you help us raise $5,793.96 by year-end? Thank you for being such a kind group to ask, a group that continually responds when needs arise.
We remain optimistic our goal will be met. How could we not? Throughout this year, 319 of you have shared your resources and together such beautiful things have happened. Day after day, year after year, this seemingly small group creates gigantic opportunities for students who have too few.
We invite you to join with us in this continuing project of Hope. This quilt that has been created is more beautiful than anyone had ever dared to imagine.
As Always, Together,
Jackie Frazier
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