The Hope Fund is a small organization with a spectacular track record. Since its beginning in 2001, the Hope Fund has helped more than 20 students to graduate college, all with excellent records. Their outstanding work has helped bring more students in and expand the work of the Hope Fund. Currently, the Hope Fund is hosting 38 students, with a partnership with over 15 colleges in the United States.

We build lives one student at a time, one step at a time with the vision of building a whole society and a more peaceful world.

New article about The Hope Fund in the Washington Report by Alex Begley.

"The Hope Fund, an Organization That Lives up to Its Name"
Washington Report, November 2011, Alex Begley

 

There are more than three and a half million Palestinian refugees throughout the Middle East, many of them living in extreme poverty. Higher education remains a dream for the children of these refugees. While UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency) provides a limited number of schools, these facilities don't come near to matching the needs of this population. In Lebanon, for instance, there are only three high schools to serve close to half a million people. In Syria, the UN provides only a small number of elementary schools. In the West Bank and Gaza the schools are overcrowded and impocverished, and often are closed for months at a time.
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