HEARTS OF HOPE CHARITY CALENDAR 2019 The theme of the 15th Annual Charity Calendar, with photographs by Lex van Vught & design by Quentin Duncan, is "Growing Up in Africa”. The proceeds from donations for the calendar will go to Hearts of Hope. A striking year-end gift for family, friends and
OP-ED: UNDOCUMENTED MINORS – THE LIFE AND DEATH STRUGGLE FOR EDUCATION Children and youth are encouraged to attend the Isibindi Safe Park, which is an area of land specifically set aside for the recreational and educational pursuits of children in area. This is one of 5 safe parks in the
WE CARE Hearts of Hope featured in the December issue of Living and Loving magazine.
THE RIGHT WAY TO ADOPT The Right Way to Adopt campaign was launched this week for World Adoption Day [object Object]
ANNUAL QUIZ CHALLENGE WINNER 2017 Thank you to all who attended our Annual Quiz Challenge. The 2017 Trophy goes to GREENPOWER! Congratulations!
HEARTS OF HOPE CHARITY CALENDAR 2018 The theme of the 14th Annual Charity Calendar, with photographs by Lex van Vught and design by Quentin Duncan, is “Africa Kaleidoscope”. The proceeds from donations for the calendar will go to Hearts of Hope. A striking year-end gift for family, friends and staff. The
ANNUAL QUIZ CHALLENGE 2017 Our annual Hearts of Hope quiz challenge is back! Find all the information below
SMALL EFFORTS MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE WENDYWOOD – Dynamic businesswoman, inspirational director of Hearts of Hope children’s home and family-orientated mother of three, Deborah van Dongen is one of the people Sandton Chronicle salutes this Women’s Month. Click here for the full article by the Sandton Chronicle
HELPING HEARTS OF HOPE WITH A CHRISTMAS IN JULY WENDYWOOD – The Transvaal Ski-Boat Club in Wendywood hosted a festive Christmas in July event in aid of Hearts of Hope on 1 July. The event welcomed club members, friends and family to a Christmas dinner at the club, where a warm
SANDTON CHRONICLE ON HEARTS OF HOPE Hearts of Hope children’s home plays its part WENDYWOOD – Hearts of Hope is a children’s home committed to quality care in a safe haven for vulnerable children. Click here for the full article by the Sandton Chronicle
