Project Have Hope

Project Have Hope works with a group of 100 women in the Acholi Quarter of Uganda and helps them transform their lives and the lives of their families. Through the sale of their beautiful, handmade paper bead jewelry, the women can feed their families, send their children to school, and look forward to a richer future.

Featured Project: Rebuild a Mushroom House in Uganda

Project Have Hope aims to raise $750 to rebuild a mushroom house in the Acholi Quarter. This project enables women to increase their household incomes so they can feed their families, educate their children, and build a better future. Visit our Crowdrise page to learn more about this project and to make a donation.

Fundraising Opportunities

Project Have Hope is now offering fundraising opportunities for schools and other non-profit organizations. This unique opportunity allows you to make a difference for the families we work with in Uganda while raising funds for your organization. You'll sell PHH products and keep 30% of all sales for your organization. Visit the Fundraising Opportunities page to learn more.

Volunteer Trips

We're excited to offer a special volunteer trip this summer from July 1st-11th. Fundraising opportunities are available. Visit our Volunteer Trips page to learn more. Application deadline is April 15, 2012.

Where have you been seen in your Project Have Hope Jewelry?

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Email us the photo at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , and we just might feature it on our website or in our newsletter. Each month we will randomly select one participant to receive a PHH surprise package!

Schools for Hope

As we celebrate our 5 years of progress, success, and hope, we are excited to launch our latest initiative -- Schools for Hope. Here in the States, schools, classes, or student groups can choose one of our families to adopt, with the goal of raising a minimum of $500 to assist the family with their immediate basic needs, provide business startup capital, and ultimately build a permanent home for the family. Click here to meet the families and sign up to get started.

Annual Report 2010 Now Available

Our 2010 Annual Report documents our fifth year of progress, success, and hope. In the Report, you'll find letters from Karen Sparacio and Grace Ayaa, progress reports on the programs in the Acholi Quarter, and a look at our milestones from 2010. Click here to read the 2010 Annual Report. We're so pleased to share this information with all of our supporters, and we hope you will take a few moments to read about the progress from both organizational, and an individual, perspectives. Our multi-year report from 2006-2009 is also available here.