In communities marked by hardship, starting a business isn’t just about income, it’s about survival, stability, and dignity. Business of Hope exists to help individuals launch small, sustainable businesses that uplift families and strengthen communities. Through vocational training, mentorship, and micro-grants, we walk alongside aspiring entrepreneurs—many of whom are refugees or single mothers—helping them transform a simple idea into lasting provision.

These businesses aren’t just economic. Each training cohort includes biblically based teaching on stewardship, integrity, and the value of honest work. We believe business can be a powerful ministry: a way to serve others, glorify God, and reflect His creativity and provision in practical ways. As participants learn how to price products, manage inventory, and plan for growth, they also learn that their work matters to God—and so do they.

We’ve seen remarkable transformation. A mother once dependent on aid now runs a successful tailoring business that supports her family and employs others. A group of young men launched a brick-making cooperative that not only generates income but helps build homes for their neighbors. These are not just success stories. They are stories of redemption and restored purpose.

Donations to Business of Hope provide more than tools and training. They provide freedom from dependency, space to dream, and the confidence that comes with knowing someone believes in your potential. Your gift equips a future business owner with mentorship, start-up capital, and access to a community of faith-filled support.

In regions where employment is scarce and survival is uncertain, Business of Hope plants the seeds of long-term change. And because each business operates within a local economy, the ripple effects are wide—supporting children’s education, improving food security, and strengthening churches.

When you give, you’re not just funding a business—you’re fueling hope that lasts, one family, one village, one marketplace at a time.