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Day Seven: Reclaiming the Slums

Katwe, Uganda | Evah Mugerwa, affectionately known as “Mama Evah,” is on a mission to reclaim one of Uganda’s most notorious slums. The streets of Katwe are littered with garbage, raw sewage . . . and orphans—children who have either lost their parents to crime, AIDS,...

The Rosie Project

UPDATE: All the funds needed have come in for Roise’s surgeries. Thank you to everyone that help in any way, whether sharing the story or giving. Tammy Cupp lives among the beautiful scenery of Staunton, Virginia, where she and her husband wake up each morning...

Got Milk Challenge Extended!

Thank you for your enthusiasm and support of Tour of Hope’s Got Milk campaign for malnourished babies at Danita’s Children in Haiti. So far, we’ve raised a little over 10 percent of our goal in just two weeks! We truly believe that with more time, we can definitely...

Reach Haiti’s Children

One of our featured speakers for Tour of Hope is our partner and my dear friend Danita Estrella. Twelve years ago, she left her life in the U.S. behind, moving to Haiti with nothing but a stirring in her heart to serve the people of Haiti in any way God directed her....
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