The Work of Our Hands

Thanks to the donors who supported us with over $30,000 in July! We're launching a new campaign. It pulls together the work we've been doing into something more direct and personal. Explore the campaign What this is about Recognizing our gifts and giving them to the less fortunate so that they can begin building a bright future through a faith-based education founded on Gospel values and leadership development. Who it's for Generous people who have been blessed with financi

The article from the Vatican news office has explained in great detail and wonderful prose, how the situation of Liberia needing assistance in education has come to pass. And also shows how we can help by offering prayers and financial assistance in support of the children. https://www.vaticannews.va/en/church/news/2026-07/liberia-a-catholic-sister-s-mission-in-the-community.html We would love to connect with the many Dioceses in Liberia to partner with them in support of our

At 17 years old, Johnny Wisdom Koigbli sat in a first-grade classroom — not as a teacher, but as a student learning to read for the first time. He spent his days cleaning and keeping watch as a janitor and security officer at that very school, dreaming of a future he wasn't sure he'd ever reach. He never stopped believing. Ten years later, that belief has carried him further than anyone could have imagined. Starting a school with 25 kids and growing it into a large campus of

We at HHH4Africa believe in transparency in all areas where we work and post. This is where we are glad to share that we have earned a Silver Seal from Candid for our efforts. If anyone is wondering about whether we are legit, check out our organization's contact information or programming which we support, check out the site: https://app.candid.org/profile/16611473/hearts-hands-and-hope-for-africa/?pkId=972738d3-d371-4328-a045-cd92dd86ecf8&isActive=true

Your friends at HHH4Africa have been doing great things to help kids over the years ! There are multiple articles found online and in newspapers about the founders of HHH4Africa. You can learn more about how they have worked to promote social justice by checking out the "In The Media" box on our Team/Mission/Story page. Our Team/Mission/Story/In the Media

Building Community Through Sports -- A+ The Promised Land community recently paused academics for a few days to host spirited kickball and soccer tournaments, determining the teams that will represent the school in larger community games. Thanks to your donations, these teams were well-equipped with practice gear, jerseys, and boots (cleats) for those previously without, fostering both team spirit and athletic excellence. The 10th grade class was the ultimate winner(girls in

WOW! Things having been moving fast since we established our little charity to help the poor of Liberia and Congo! Pope Leo has been busy as well. In case anyone missed it, he has written an Apostolic Exhortation named Dilexi Te, an Apostolic Letter DRAWING NEW MAPS OF HOPE and a large encyclical that will set the tone for the next 100+ years of human interactions with technology. We are SO BLESSED TO HAVE AN AMERICAN POPE in the Vatican. He has taken on the obligations o

We are happy to announce a smooth move: we are now using a fee free giving platform at Hearts, Hands and Hope for Africa! This platform is called Givebutter and it works slick! (Although not yet endorsed by the Holy Father-we are trying to be creative and responsible in all we do, as Pope Leo likes!) Thanks to folks who choose to "tip" at the platform donation pages, the service is free to us and free to our financial supporters. This means all 100% of your gift will go to

We start this month of June thinking of tasty summer pies and creating summer memories! We, at Hearts, Hands and Hope for Africa have created a new campaign for the month. We call it, "P.I.E.S.-Partnering In Educational Success". You can find out more at https://givebutter.com/pies-partners-in-educational-success-c21lti Using Givebutter makes giving as EASY AS PIE, AND AS SMOOTH AS BUTTER! Sponsorship Program Launch PLASS and HHH4Africa have launched a sponsorship program, Pa

As the 2.0 campus remained submerged for several months, Pastor Johnny, the community, and the teachers started praying for a more lasting and much drier solution to effectively educate the children in a suitable structure. Tribal and civic leaders in the community noticed the surge in school enrollment and learned about the positive developments at the Promised Land Campus. To sustain the children's hope, they chose to provide land for the construction of a new building. The

Over time, the school moved on to a different location on a small plot of ground funded by a loan and a lease of half lot of land on which to build a plywood building for the kids. When the kids heard that one plywood building was built for them, they all came back with joy and great happiness, believing that their destinies wouldn't be wasted and God made it possible for them to also gain education like the children of the elite and middle class families. To pay the bank mon

The idea of a "Promised Land" often evokes images of hope, renewal, and a fresh start. Yet, the reality behind Promised Land 1.0 tells a different story. This initial phase reveals a harsh and challenging environment, far from the ideal many expect. Understanding this bleak beginning sheds light on the struggles that shaped what came next. A story of deep faith and trust in a loving Father. The first building and surrounding lands where Pastor Johnny started his dream As told

Education is a fundamental right for every child, yet millions of children in Africa face significant barriers to accessing quality education. The challenges are multifaceted, including poverty, lack of infrastructure, and insufficient resources. However, there is hope. Various initiatives and organizations are working tirelessly to empower these children through education and resources. This blog post explores the importance of education in Africa, the challenges faced, and

In a world where opportunities are often dictated by geography, the plight of children in Africa remains a pressing concern. Millions of kids face challenges that hinder their growth and potential. Yet, amidst these challenges, there is hope. By coming together, we can create a brighter future for African children. This blog post explores how we can make a difference, the importance of education, and the role of community involvement in transforming lives. A vibrant classroom

Access to clean water is a fundamental human right, yet millions of children in Africa still lack this basic necessity. The impact of inadequate water supply on education is profound, affecting not only health but also attendance and academic performance. By supporting clean water initiatives for African schools, we can help create a brighter future for these children. A water well providing clean water at a rural African school. The Importance of Clean Water in Schools Healt