Right now, SowHope is working around the world to improve the conditions for thousands of women.
Sunday, March 8: 5:30pm
Celebration Cinema – Grand Rapids North
2121 Celebration Dr NE
Grand Rapids, MI 49525
As a celebration of SowHope’s 20th year and International Women’s Day, we invite you and your circle to join us for an exclusive, invitation-only screening of SowHope’s original documentary Charity Redefined.
Tickets are limited, secure your seat today! Sponsorships are also available. Click the ticket link to learn more.
About the Film
Charity Redefined confronts conventional ideas of charity and development by showcasing a model built on empowering women, maintaining dignity, and partnering with local leaders solving local problems using local solutions.
Through exclusive access to SowHope’s partners and field work, the film redefines how to combat poverty in the developing world—not through handouts or funder-led initiatives, rather local leader ownership, empowerment, and sustainability.
To inspire women around the world by providing wellness, education, and economic opportunities.
SowHope is a 501(c)(3), tax exempt, non-profit, international, charitable organization.
You’re saving lives. In some of the areas that SowHope serves, 1 out of every 90 mothers dies during childbirth. Through the construction of new birthing centers, SowHope works to provide safe access to maternal healthcare. The US maternal mortality rate is 1 out of every 3,040.
Women make up two-thirds of the illiterate population in the world. SowHope has provided almost 10,000 women with literacy classes that teach women to read, write, and do math – opening the door to business, public influence, personal growth, and freedom.
Eighty percent of the world’s farmers are women. If women had the same access to resources as men, they could lift 100-150 million people out of hunger. Through microfinance, SowHope is empowering women farmers to have long-lasting and positive community impact.