FAQ
General Questions
Who created the organization and why?
The Good Hope for the Generation Foundation was created by Simret Kefela in August 2023. Simret was deeply moved by the plight of disadvantaged children in Ethiopia and felt a strong desire to help them. Witnessing their struggles and the lack of opportunities they faced, she founded the organization with a vision to raise orphans from the streets and provide them with a better life.
How do I sponsor a child?
To sponsor a child through the Good Hope for the Generation Foundation, you can visit our website and navigate to the "Sponsorship" section. There, you will find information about the children available for sponsorship, their backgrounds, and their specific needs. You can choose a child to sponsor and follow the instructions provided to complete the sponsorship process.
How to become a volunteer?
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer for the Good Hope for the Generation Foundation, you can visit our website and go to the "Volunteer" section. There, you will find a volunteer application form that you can fill out with your details, skills, and availability. Once your application is received, our team will review it and get in touch with you to discuss potential volunteer opportunities.
Where do I donate and how much?
To make a donation to the Good Hope for the Generation Foundation, you can visit our website and click on the "Donate" button. This will take you to a secure donation page where you can choose the amount you wish to donate and provide your payment details. We appreciate any amount you can contribute, as every donation helps us make a difference in the lives of the children we serve.
Is the organization international?
While the Good Hope for the Generation Foundation was founded in Ethiopia, its impact and reach extend beyond national borders. The organization aims to address the needs of disadvantaged children in Ethiopia, but its vision and mission resonate with people worldwide. By empowering Ethiopian orphans and providing them with opportunities, the foundation believes these children can grow into visionary influencers who can make a significant impact not only in Ethiopia but also in the whole world.
