"Sometimes the buses are too full..."
Volunteer Ben Gurrentz on his experiences at Camp Miracles
The current economic crisis means HOPE worldwide is becoming the safety net for so many in need. As a result, we are forced to do more with less.
At Camp Miracles, which helps children from Philadelphia's most dangerous inner city neighborhoods, buses are in short supply. Our staff and volunteers are stretched to the limit.
At Camp Miracles, which helps children from Philadelphia's most dangerous inner city neighborhoods, buses are in short supply. Our staff and volunteers are stretched to the limit.
Thankfully, HOPE worldwide is blessed with supporters who know our efforts to help needy children and their families around the world are doubly important in these difficult economic times.
Will you help us?
Visit www.hopeww.org to learn more about volunteer programs and how you can be more involved in caring for the poor.
Visit us at www.hopeww.org to learn more about all of HOPE worldwide's programs and see how you can be a part of global change to bring hope to some of the world's most needy.
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