Overflowing HandsBuilding Hope Centers
We build Hope Centers that are transforming communities and the children they serve.
Kids in third-world countries
From overflowinghands.org/programs ↗About this program
A Hope Center is a building used as a community center, a feeding center, a youth center for after-school activities, a foster home and a church. Kids in third-world countries go to their Hope Center to be safe, to play, to study and learn, to be encouraged and receive hot meals. Hope Centers have been funded in Belarus (2), Moldova (1), Ukraine (1), Nicaragua (20) and planning more in Panama.
Questions
What is a Hope Center?
A Hope Center is a building used as a community center, a feeding center, a youth center for after-school activities, a foster home and a church.
Where have Hope Centers been funded?
Hope Centers have been funded in Belarus (2), Moldova (1), Ukraine (1), Nicaragua (20) and planning more in Panama.
Details
- Who
- Kids in third-world countries
- Where
- Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine, Nicaragua and Panama
Run by
Scratch kitchen projectIn partnership with RISE Southeast Raleigh Charter School (K-8), we are helping to launch a transformative Scratch Kitchen Pilot.Supporting kids in Panama - Lugo ministryOverflowing Hands has partnered with Ricardo and Karel Lugo to serve underprivileged children and teenagers for more than 15 years.Hurricane helene relief effortsOverflowing Hands and Rocky Top Catering partnered together again to bring disaster relief.