Wellness Camp Brings Hope in Nepal
Women in the developing world suffer in silence from a debilitating but treatable condition — uterine prolapse, where the uterus descends due to weakened pelvic muscles, often after multiple childbirths. Deep-rooted stigma, limited access to healthcare, and lack of medical information prevent many women from seeking help. Instead, they endure years of pain, shame, and […]
Discovering Potential in Kenya
It isn’t until the third day that the women begin to inch closer from the third row. Josephine, who has educated thousands of Kenyan women, realizes from day one that they are sitting back and are only allowed to repeat the answers given by men. One hundred and fifty women are gathered together, ready for […]
Pioneering Banana Growers in Zimbabwe
SowHope’s approach of partnering with local leaders to address local problems using local solutions is making a tangible difference in the lives of women. A perfect example of this is our partnership in Zimbabwe, where SowHope’s funding of community-driven projects is proving that empowering people to create their own solutions is truly effective. In recent […]
Business Opportunity in India
In a remarkable effort to uplift women from poverty our partner, Prabah, in India, created and conducted a transformative project that provided 20 women with customized three-wheeler pedal wagons, equipping them with the means to earn a sustainable income and gain newfound independence. Before receiving their wagons, these women primarily relied on collecting recyclables in […]
Microfinance in Bangladesh
During a field visit to Bangladesh this past April, a SowHope team witnessed firsthand the transformative microfinance work of our long-term partner Nelson and his very capable team. In June, there was a student-led protest in Dhaka, the capital city, which culminated in the collapse of the government in early August. Students were protesting what […]
Sustainable Ethiopia Development
Boru first met Mary Dailey Brown in 2000, while he taught at a rural school in Ethiopia. He translated for Mary as she led a kids’ club for five days during a short-term mission trip. Mary and Boru stayed in touch through the years. Boru advanced to become the school principal, then city manager for […]
2017 ANNUAL REPORT
SowHope’s mission statement is: To inspire women around the world by promoting wellness, education, and economic opportunities. Here are some of the highlights of 2017, our 12th year of existence: –SowHope’s income for the year 2017 was $366,432, with ending net assets of $232,777. [divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=””] –SowHope’s 2017 operating expenses totaled $309,605, with […]
AT RISK WOMEN IN THE MIDDLE EAST
“Our dream is to become a center for all of the poor in the city”, said Bassem, one of the local leaders who has become integral in partnering with SowHope to support women in the Middle East. Bassem’s team took Mary Dailey Brown, President of SowHope, and several SowHope volunteers to meet with women who […]
AT RISK WOMEN IN THE MIDDLE EAST
“Our dream is to become a center for all of the poor in the city”, said Bassem, one of the local leaders who has become integral in partnering with SowHope to support women in the Middle East. Bassem’s team took Mary Dailey Brown, President of SowHope, and several SowHope volunteers to meet with women who […]
HAITI – BIRTHING CLINIC
On December 25, 1492, Christopher Columbus’ ship, the Santa Maria, ran aground near the present site of Cap-Haiten in Haiti. A little over 525 years later, Beth Leeson and Mary Dailey Brown landed safely in Cap-Haiten to visit SowHope’s new partner, Ninotte! Haiti, with nearly 11 million people, is the most populous country in the […]