The last few months, I’ve had a number of conversations with friends who wonder how the principles that drive HOPE could be applied domestically. It’s an important question, and although HOPE has decided to remain focused internationally, I strongly believe we need more organizations working to help restore dignity through the gift of employment...
Five Rising Social Entrepreneurs
One of the best parts of my job is I often get to interact with next-generation leaders who—motivated by their faith—are passionate about tackling some of the world’s greatest challenges. Here are just five social entrepreneurs who inspire me and are already having a HUGE impact: 1. Kohl Crecelius – Kohl made crocheting cool....
Progress is Possible
When faced with overwhelming issues like AIDS, poverty, and human trafficking, it’s easy to forget progress is possible. But consider Rwanda. I lived in Rwanda from 1999-2002 and recently returned. It simply is not the same country today as it was just a decade ago. Though it still has a long way to go,...