My Nonprofit Reviews

I met Willy Ouma in 2010. It was quite a coincidence since I had just completed my first fantasy-realism novel called Guardians Of The Innocent. So when a woman walked into my garage sale and engaged in conversation about a young man named Willy Ouma who wanted to be a real GOTI, I was intrigued. I emailed Willy and and he related his sentiments: “I have anger inside me, I hate poverty. I began working hard so when I had children they would not go through what I went through as a child. I developed a passion inside of me to help orphaned children.” And so he did.
Over the years I was amazed at the progress that was made, but most of all are the smiles and pride in the children's faces. Give Hope Ministries gave hope, when there was none.