NEWS AND UPDATES
Sponsors Going Above & Beyond!
Our Hope Family is at it again... Thanks to the generosity of one sponsor, all the boys will enjoy learning how to play soccer. A privilege we take for granted here in the states.
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Pair Up with HOHI and Chappie to Bring Hope To An Orphaned Child
You are invited to attend a charity auction benefitting the children supported by Haven of Hope International, sponsored by local abstract artist Chappie. The event is FREE. An original art work by Chappie will be raffled off for free to one lucky attendee. Two...
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Locals Make Big Swim For HOHI
Four Southwest Florida residents formed a relay team to swim the circumference of Key West.
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Estero Life Magazine Feature
Read an article in which Alice Skaff, the Director of Haven of Hope International, is interviewed by Laura J. Cummings of Estero Life Magazine.
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A Toast to Hope – Featured on Fox 4 News
A Toast to Hope featured on FOX 4 News! Executive Director of Haven of Hope International, Alice Skaff was interviewed by Fox 4 News regarding the upcoming "A Toast to Hope" event. You can see the interview here:...
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HOHI is Celebrating 14 Years!!
It's hard to believe it's been 14 years since Haven of Hope Orphanage opened it's doors in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. We are celebrating all that God has done in the 300+ children's lives that have come through the doors. We are so proud of the young people who have worked...
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Vulnerable populations advocate dedicates her career to orphans worldwide
Alice Skaff, a long-time advocate for vulnerable populations as an elder care professional in Southwest Florida, founded Haven of Hope International after a mission trip to an orphanage in Bolivia 13 years ago.
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Key West Swim
Thom Pear is at it again with a little help from his friends – despite multiple injuries after a bicycling accident, Thom is unrelenting in his quest to raise funds to provide children the opportunity for a better future. This will be the 4th year in a row Thom is...
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