Since 2008, MAMA HOPE, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, has been a beacon for accelerating the growth of early-stage locally-led grassroots organizations worldwide. Through your support over the years, we’ve managed to raise $2,600,905 and we cannot thank you enough for this feat.

Why Donate?

• Impact at the Roots: Your contribution directly supports early-stage locally-led organizations working in underserved communities - who lack access to vital resources such as healthcare, education, proper hygiene, and opportunities in the form of equitable employment, and youth engagement programs.
• Systems Strengthening: Supporting our Localization Development Accelerator (LDA) program increases the visibility, organizational, and technical skills of our locally-led partner organizations. It also creates a strong foundation for the organization's growth, and self-reliance; as well as increases trust, and funding from donors.

Campaign Goal:

Your contribution towards raising $30,000 annually will support one (1) locally-led partner to take part in the four (4) year LDA program, catering to onboarding partners, leadership training, curriculum development, expert trainers, and advocacy for community-led solutions.

How to Create Impact:

Every contribution counts! Join us in accelerating locally-led development growth, shifting power dynamics, challenging stereotypes for community-driven development, and building the long-term success of scalable models utilizing local knowledge and resources.

Thank You for Making a Difference!

Your generous contribution to the Localization Development Accelerator (LDA) Program is invaluable! Look out for a confirmation email soon.

Vincent Mwangi - Head of Partnerships & Programs - hosted a workshop with our Moshi, Tanzania partners on several conversations on, Creating SWOT Analysis Frameworks, Managing Time, and Mentorship. From left to right: James Kirima (Boresha Jamii), Aikande Robert Nkya (Nguzo W&Y Foundation), Rebecca Roberts (Simba Footprint Foundation), Vincent Mwangi, Charles Godfrey (Simba's Footprints Foundation).

Margot Hinchey - Head of Operations & Finance - attends a meet-up organized by our friends, Kazi Mghendi, founder of Elimu Fanaka Initiative, and her partner Rebecca Crook, founder of Metis hosted at the Imago Dei Fund offices in Boston, MA.

Peter who works with our locally-led partner organization - Simbas Footpring Foundation (Tanzania)  - conducts a music session through Simbas Club that hosts Music, Arts and Crafts, Sports, Dance, Drama and Acrobatics.