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August 2022 Newsletter

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“Poverty Alleviation Needs to be Relational.. Not Transactional!”

We want to take a moment to thank you for giving the gift of HOPE! It is through your generosity and prayers that hope continues to be given to so many people in need. We are SO excited to share our summer NEWSLETTER FOR 2022! We’ve highlighted stories of inspiration; stories of blessings; and stories of the lives of those you have made an impact on! We hope that every one of these stories will leave you feeling appreciated and encouraged.

More news & updates from Impact Hope

The ROI of Joy: Why We’re Carrying Hope Into 2026

If you could stand in the courtyard of the Vision of Grace school in Fort Jacques, you wouldn’t just hear lessons; you’d hear the rhythmic sound of potential being realized. You’d hear the laughter of children who, just a year ago, faced the silence of empty stomachs and closed doors. A new year always invites reflection, but for us at ImpactHope, it’s more than a pause. It’s a moment to look at the faces behind the metrics and recognize that the “hope” we talk about is a living, breathing reality…

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Gift HOPE in this season of giving!

We all look forward to Christmas – the weather, the festive air, the beautiful decorations, and the gifts! The holidays are the season of giving: giving love and giving thanks. The holidays are also about faith, showing appreciation, and helping those in need. Here are some ideas for Christmas gifts that make an impact!

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Terry’s journey with Shelter of Hope

When Director Ishmael first met little Terry during a community home visit, her future looked uncertain. Born to a single mother, Terry was just two years old when her mum—barely 25 herself—left for Saudi Arabia to work as a domestic helper. Left in the care of her aging grandmother, a widow struggling to make ends meet, Terry’s early years were marked by hardship…

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Tatiana's Story

From a very young age, Tatiana had a heart for serving children. After a short trip to help at an orphanage in Haiti in 2014, she was ready to go all in to serve the less fortunate children of the world. Tatiana was the driving force behind the family moving to Peru, and she loved the children of Peru.

In the summer of 2018, Tatiana Blackburn died tragically in a car accident. To honour her memory, the Blackburns started a fund called Tat’s Kids Peru. This fund was designated for the children at Tat’s Place to support the ongoing operation of the home.