Giving Tuesday is here! And these statistics are on our minds: –> Every year, around 100,000 children are abandoned. –> 98% of them have special needs. –> Children are left out in the cold because their families aren’t equipped to care for them. Hope Station offers a solution to children…
In order to continue serving our 13 families and 15 more next year, we need to raise $55,000. If we can’t raise this amount by the end of the year, we will have to turn families away. Will you help us reach this goal?
Before I left this morning, you asked me, “Mama, do you like your job so much that you’re willing to leave this early in the morning?” I want to tell you that “if you have the power to do good, you should not refuse to do it for those who deserve it”, because there are people who need us to do good, and we have that power.
God has paved the way for something really exciting: Serving FAMILIES who have children with special needs. In order to support 15 families in 2021, we need to raise $50,000 by the end of the year! Would you step up today to be a champion for a child and their family?
Last Friday evening marked a big moment for Hope Station. An end of one season and beginning of another. Hope Station’s Founder and Director, Rebekah Kepha, will be leaving China in August with her husband Jonathan. So on Friday evening, Hope Station staff and friends…
Today is the day! We are officially revealing our new logo today, and we are so excited to share it with you. old logo new logo We loved the old logo, and it will always hold a special place in our hearts as a symbol of our early years. Hope…
Hi everyone, It’s Rebekah here. I can’t express how heavily you all have been on my heart these days. No matter where you are in the world, the pandemic has affected you in some way. It can feel so scary to watch the numbers rise as the virus…
The world is abuzz with news the corona virus, officially known as COVID-19. It all started in January in Wuhan, China, which is about 800 miles from the Hope Station headquarters in Chengdu. While the virus is subsiding, life in China is far from normal. Our Sichuan province, home to…