Global Partners in Hope

I can imagine a better nonprofit. They are frugal in their expenditures for their team and generous to those served. They try very hard to do the best for everyone. They have a great vision and a great team.

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I did some work with this nonprofit last year. I had the opportunity to go to Togo with them and really experience what GPiH's goal is. They really want to bring life into every part of the world. Whether that be energy, water, etc. Very, very cool organization.

Justin and the crew at GPiH have been a tremendous organization to work with for our school service project. They have given presentations about the amazing work they do, worked with our students on renewable energy projects, and we even got to meet some of their partners from Mali and Togo. We look forward to continuing our work with them to raise money for their projects in West Africa.

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GPiH's mission is to bridge the gap between those who need help and those who can provide help. As a former employee, I saw first hand the positive influence GPiH provided in training church and business leaders. GPiH helps develop skills to handle personal habits, such as time management, financial management, and human resource. Training is also centered on how to handle relationships in a variety of settings, such as business and church. This is accomplished through the use of biblical principles.

Global Partners in Hope was very active in the conception and implementation of projects in West Africa ( Togo).
By its commitment , GPIH installed a solar panel in a village in Togo called Wogba. The village of Wogba is without electricity.This project will help the school and the students to benefit from electricity for example studying at night time or to use to the electricity to power computers.
In addition GPIH is currently working to install a clean water well in the village of Agbelouve (TOGO).
In summary GPIH is doing a pretty neat job helping communities around the world( TOgo; Mali , China ,Kenya ..etc)
Thanks GPIH...

Global Partners has done a great job of keeping us informed about their work and the ways in which our donations are helping the organization. Additionally, Their staff is responsive to questions and driven to steadily increase their impact on the global stage. We're proud to support their work because we know our donations are used responsibly and that our help is truly appreciated.

I've been a volunteer project consultant as well as an event volunteer for this nonprofit, and they are fantastic. They're easy to work with, responsive, and welcoming, but most of all, Global Partners In Hope truly cares about their mission, and they've done so much good in the world already. I highly recommend donating to, volunteering for, or working with this organization. You won't regret it!

Getting to team up and participate with Global Partners in Hope has been one of the greatest experiences of my life. This past year I got to travel with them to Togo, West Africa and document some of the work they're doing. My life is forever changed for the better!!

A very personal and engaged staff that efficiently use the resources at hand to accomplish the goal and mission for Global Partners in Hope.

As a church located in a university town - I have so appreciated the vision of GPiH in wanting to involve the university, town and community to impact Mali with wells and clinics. They are very encouraging and sensitive to our situation - not a "one size fits all" type of organization!

The organization is committed to serving those who are the very most desperate, and then assuring that the work is self-sustaining, so that the benefits continue. The provision of medical clinics and care where there is none, the training of locals to serve in the clinics, the provision of water wells where there is none, and the provision of solar electricity where there is none...all of these lead to life changing circumstances and hope for the hopeless. Since I have supported this organization, I have seen it build a hospital and 6 medical clinics in one of the poorest countries in the world. Amazing.