Third Ladder

Home from Home (HfH), one of the programs we support in South Africa, provides a family-based model of foster care to children who are orphaned, abused, neglected, and vulnerable through life’s circumstances. HfH provides community in small family homes with up to six children to create an environment where each one can feel seen, safe, and secure.

Just one hour after sending our email, we reached the finish line.  We are so grateful for the incredible response and for the generosity that made this possible.

Because of you, women and girls in India, Kenya, and Bolivia will have greater access to education, vocational skills, and pathways to opportunity and independence.

What a beautiful reminder of what can happen when people come together with generosity and a belief in the dignity and potential of others.

Thank you for helping us turn $10,000 into opportunity.  And thank you for helping us keep climbing.

$2,400 remains. Today is the final day of our $10,000 Labor Day campaign, and we’d love to finish it together. We’re deeply grateful for everyone who has already given and helped carry this campaign. If you’ve been meaning to participate, today is the last day.

Whatever the final number, we’re truly grateful to have you with us.

Let’s finish this together.

$2,650. That’s what remains.
Together, you’ve given $7,350 toward our $10,000 Labor Day campaign—and with five days left until September 15, we’re in the final stretch.

Thank you for carrying this campaign with us and for helping make dignity and opportunity possible across these three communities.

Around the world, the programs we support are creating those possibilities.

In India, women recovering from severe burn injuries gain vocational skills, building skills and independence alongside physical healing. 

In Kenya, girls rescued from FGM and forced early marriage have the opportunity to remain in school and choose a different future.
 
In Bolivia, women leaving sexual exploitation gain skills and support for safe, sustainable employment.

Three vetted programs. Three pathways to opportunities. One $10,000 goal.

Our first conversation in the Human Dignity in Vulnerable Communities series is now available. Rachel sat down with our partners at Project Suma in Bolivia to explore a question at the heart of their work: What does it mean to protect human dignity in vulnerable communities? Listen to the whole conversation at the link in our bio. Project Suma Andrea Baker 🔵