North America / Caribbean
Bringing Hope in Desperate Times
"Sometimes the buses are too full..."
Volunteer Ben Gurrentz on his experiences at Camp Miracles
At Camp Miracles, which helps children from Philadelphia's most dangerous inner city neighborhoods, buses are in short supply. Our staff and volunteers are stretched to the limit.
A Shining Light: How the Boston Church is Making a Difference
During a dark and difficult time for the economy, the members of the Boston Church of Christ are making this time of year a Season of Service and emphasizing the spirit of giving in their church planning.
HOPEww Youth Corps and Volunteer Corps Applications Open
Help HOPE worldwide change the world this summer!
Applications for HOPE Youth Corps and HOPE worldwide Volunteer Corps are available online now. Choose from domestic sites and international sites and bring hope to a life in need this summer.
Our Programs
HOPE Youth Corps (HYC) – opportunities for youth (high school and college)
HOPE worldwide Volunteer Corps (HVC) – opportunities for post-college, singles, couples and families.
Randy Jordan, HOPE worldwide CEO, Shares Changes and Impact
From medical supplies, to educational programs and immediate disaster response, Randy Jordan describes how God can use us to change the world.
They Had Everything in Common
Hurricane Ike - Call For Volunteers!
Hurricane Ike Alert: We need your help!
September 9th, 2008
Call for Volunteers to Help Hurricane Gustav Relief Efforts
Dear Church Leaders and Members...
HOPE worldwide Gulf Coast Asks Volunteers to Be Prepared to Support the Gulf Coast
Wednesday, August 27, 2008 – Tropical Storm Gustav is projected to increase in strength to a Category 3 Hurricane by early Saturday morning. Its present course is aimed directly for Louisiana and the U.S. Gulf Coast where Louisiana Governor Jindal is expected to call for a mandatory evacuation.
MORE THAN 1,300 STUDENTS AT CAMPUS MINISTRY CONFERENCE RALLY TO REBUILD NEW ORLEANS ON JULY 4th
HOPE worldwide Organizes Day of Service
to “Welcome Home” Citizens of the Lower Ninth Ward
in the Community’s Largest Student Volunteer Event Ever
Student volunteers from 152 campus ministries across the U.S. will dedicate their July 4th holiday to rebuilding New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward community for residents and their children. HOPE worldwide will mobilize the young volunteers to clear 50-100 building lots, making way for future homes, and develop a memorial garden for those who lost their lives during the storm.
HOPE worldwide and the American Red Cross Try to Knock Out Home Fires
Dedicated volunteers spent the Martin Luther King holiday distributing preparedness information to residents in 10 cities.