Many Hopes

Survivor-driven change, led locally.

Many Hopes partners with locally led organizations in Africa and Latin America to support children who have survived slavery, trafficking, sexual abuse, abandonment, and extreme vulnerability.

Its work begins with safety. It continues through care, education, mentoring, and the transition into university, employment, or entrepreneurship—so that young people have the freedom and resources to determine what comes next.

Discover Many Hopes

Why Many Hopes Is Here

Two of my closest friends have been part of Many Hopes for more than twelve years. Through them, I came to understand an organization that thinks beyond immediate intervention: one that believes lasting change must be locally led, and that children who survive injustice should have access not only to safety, but to education, opportunity, influence, and choice. Meraki & Hodo created this page for one reason: to direct some of the attention that reaches us toward the work of Many Hopes.

Rescue Is the Beginning

Many Hopes works through trusted local partner organizations that understand their communities, their legal systems, their cultures, and the conditions children face.

Rescue

Help children move from danger into safety, care, and stable homes.

Equip

Provide education, healthcare, mentoring, legal support, and the resources needed to thrive.

Launch

Support young adults as they move into higher education, employment, entrepreneurship, and independent life.

Many Hopes calls this survivor-driven change: investing in children as people capable of shaping their own lives and, if they choose, changing the conditions around them.

The Work In 2024

In its 2024 Annual Report, Many Hopes recorded:

383

children rescued from slavery, sexual abuse, and extreme poverty

2,833

children equipped through education, care, skills, and support

250

young adults launched into college, employment, or entrepreneurship

The work was carried out through local partners in Bolivia, Ghana, Guatemala, Kenya, Malawi, and Peru.

Ways To Stand Behind the Work

Learn

Discover Many Hopes’ partner organizations, its approach to survivor-driven change, and the communities in which it works.

Give once

Make a direct contribution through Many Hopes’ official donation platform.

Give monthly

Join The Rising, Many Hopes’ monthly-giving community, which helps the organization plan long-term care and education responsibly.

Give with confidence

Review Many Hopes’ annual reports, audited financial statements, and public filings.

Join The Rising

According to Many Hopes, 100% of donated funds go directly to its work because a separate community of private donors funds the organization’s overhead.

THE ATTENTION BELONGS WITH THE WORK

A beautiful object can ask us to look more closely.

This page asks us to look beyond the object—to the people already doing difficult, patient, locally led work, and to the young people building lives beyond what was once decided for them.

Many Hopes is an independent nonprofit organization. Donations are made directly through its official website. Meraki & Hodo does not collect or process donations and receives no financial benefit from them.