HOPE's gift catalog

At HOPE International, we’re on a mission to help underserved families put their skills to work—whether that’s growing crops, raising animals, sewing clothes, or running a shop. This gift catalog includes some of the items they use most often in their jobs. With a Gift of HOPE, you can help more capable people provide for their families, serve their communities, and glorify God through their work.

How it works

Choose

Pick an item* that supports entrepreneurs and savings group members around the world.

Give

Choose items to purchase, or give an amount of your own choosing. Send your loved ones a card to tell them about your gift in their honor. Your gift will go to HOPE's area of greatest need.*

Impact

Your generosity helps equip men and women worldwide with the discipleship, biblically based training, savings services, and loans they need to grow their businesses and serve their communities.*

*Your gift will not directly purchase inventory or supplies but will go toward the area of greatest need.

Invest in
Crop farmers

Local farmers provide fresh food and produce that communities rely upon.

Members of Malalanje savings group in Malawi

Alexandru & Doina

Before, Alexandru and Doina worked hard on their farm in Moldova, but old machinery slowed them down. Now, a new tractor and modernized machinery help them harvest more crops and dream bigger for the future.

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Shopkeepers

Selling goods like flour, soap, and cooking oil, corner store owners in small communities help make household essentials readily available to their neighbors.

Mardy and a loan group member, Philippines (CCT)

Steve

In Steve’s shop in Burundi, he uses a measuring scale to ensure customers get the right amount of each food item. As he has increased the variety of his items over the past three years, his sales have also grown. “Honestly, my life has changed,” he says. “We can eat properly at home with my family—we no longer sleep hungry.”

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Livestock farmers

By raising animals, farmers provide families and entire communities with sustaining milk, meat, and eggs.

Andrei (right), and his daughter, Moldova (Invest Credit)

Leonie

Before, Leonie used to cut into her profits to buy fertilizer for her coffee and vegetable farm in Burundi. Since purchasing a cow and pigs, she can now make her own compost to help her crops thrive. “God has blessed me abundantly,” she says. “I have livestock at home that I didn’t have before, and that makes me very joyful.”

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Tailors

Without a mass-production clothing industry, communities rely on local tailors. Many men and women served by the HOPE network use brightly patterned fabrics to make quality clothing for their families and neighbors.

Jhinuk* (left), and her daughter
South Asia

*Name and location changed for security

Eugenia

Eugenia creates beautiful custom clothing in Peru. Every day, she uses tools like measuring tape, colorful fabric, matching thread, and a sewing machine to take her clients’ measurements and sew clothes they love.