The Gazette: 25 Children Rescued from Lake Volta hubs.ly/Q04zHDmX0

Meet Jen Hubert from Daytona Beach, Florida. She turned her Halloween party into a Margaritaville celebration and raised over $3,000 for Many Hopes. A party with a purpose. Thank you, Jen!

Primary school students in Malawi visited the Malawi Parliament Building, attended proceedings, and were acknowledged by the Speaker of the House. They returned inspired to pursue careers in government. The next generation is watching — and dreaming big.

Congratulations to Heydy and Cristina, who have graduated from high school! Both girls grew up at EDELAC, our Guatemalan partner. Heydy is headed to university to study psychology; Cristina has started nursing school. We are so proud of them both.

A new Children's Court is now open in Kenya. Our partner Friends for Justice created a child-friendly space — colorful murals, toys, no face-to-face confrontation — so young survivors can give testimony safely. A simple shift that puts children first.

Meet Henry and Tara Roberts, founders of Two Hands restaurant group. They created a round-up program letting diners round their bill to support rescue efforts in Ghana — raising $22,700, then matching it to bring the total to $45,400. Thank you, Henry and Tara!

Seven students from Malawi have started technical training programs — studying ICT, engineering, journalism, driving school, and vocational trades like plumbing and welding. Your support made this possible. We can't wait to see where their journeys lead!

Congratulations to Mariangel from Bolivia, who was selected to represent her entire school at a district-wide science competition! She was a finalist, and her dream is to become a veterinarian. We can't wait to see where her curiosity takes her.

Alfred was born into slavery in Ghana. Rescued at 11, he started school for the first time. On May 5th, he walked across the stage with his MBA from Missouri Baptist University. Bravo, Alfred! hubs.ly/Q04mV5Kc0

Twenty children are free. 13 boys and 7 girls were rescued from slavery on Lake Volta in Ghana by our partner Challenging Heights. After the rescue, they received medical care and are now enrolled in school and daily therapy. Because of you, this is possible.

Supporter Spotlight "100% of my donation goes to the kids. This concept of educating kids who then come back and help more kids is the best structure I've seen." — Gina G.

Meet Victor, 11, from Guatemala: student council member, soccer player, poet — and future lawyer committed to fighting injustice. His school EDELAC, our Guatemalan partner, is helping him get there. Thank you.

Justice in Kenya: Angela was assaulted by a school board member. Her counselor's job was threatened for reporting it. Our partner Alice drove overnight, secured Angela's medical care, enrolled her in a new school, and had the board member arrested. Thank you.

19,341 feet summited! ⛰️ We are so proud of this extraordinary group who took on Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise funds for Pothawira, our partner in Malawi. Every step up that mountain was a step toward a child's future. Thank you for going the extra mile for Many Hopes. You inspire us!

Supporter Spotlight "100% of my donation goes to the kids. This concept of educating kids who then come back and help more kids is the best structure I've seen." — Gina G.

The Gazette: Alfred from Ghana graduated with his MBA hubs.ly/Q04m5DG40

Tomorrow at 12pm ET — Live from the Field: Malawi. A 25-minute Zoom call to hear from Partner Director Angella, meet the kids you support, and ask questions live. RSVP now → manyhopes.org/live

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This month's Live from the Field call brings you directly into Bolivia with the Alalay team and a few of the children they serve. If you're curious what proximity to this kind of work looks like you can RSVP here: hubs.ly/Q048lj8H0 Join us on on April 17th at 3 pm EST!

What does the work actually look like on the ground in Bolivia? On April 17th, you can find out. We're going live from Alalay for 25 minutes with the local team and a few of the children they work with every day. RSVP here: hubs.ly/Q048kSXr0