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Eradicating Poverty Through Education! Welcome to hhhumanity.org, where education is the key to unlocking brighter futures. Our mission is simple yet powerful: to eradicate poverty by empowering underprivileged children and families with access to education. 📚 What we do: Provide essential learning materials and supplies Provide nutrition to students for active learning at school and thrive Work with families to break the cycle of poverty We believe that education isn’t just a right—it’s the foundation for a better world. Together, we can create opportunities, open doors, and change lives. This is just the beginning, and we need your support! Follow us, share our mission, and be part of the movement to build a future where every child has the tools to succeed. Let’s make a difference—one book, one lesson, and one dream at a time. #EducationAgainstPoverty #BreakTheCycle #EmpowerThroughEducation #HopeThroughLearning #NutritionPowersEducation

👀 In case you missed it... We had our Turning the Page on Period Poverty Webinar yesterday with Erin Hughes, Director of Wood-Ridge Memorial Library and Sarah Howard, VP of Marketing at Aunt Flow! In the clip below, hear from Erin as she shares her experience of facing stigma and challenges when first introducing free period products in her library. ⬇️

To all the world watching…Have you ever stopped to think about the children caught in the crossfire of conflict? Their world, torn apart by violence, shapes their future in unimaginable ways. As a Lebanese citizen, I remember the dark days of war (despite what happened can be sometimes incomparable to what we are witnessing around us globally)— at my time, we lived classrooms turned shelters, roads bombed, corpses everywhere, and nights spent in fear. We lived on scraps, endured endless darkness, and witnessed the devastation of our homes and lives. Our cries echoed in the chaos, and our parents lost everything they had built. Today, this suffering echoes way louder! The Silent Cries & Emotional Desolation as War steals childhood, their laughter replaced by the sounds of gunfire and screams. Babies are left without mothers, their cries unanswered in a world of devastation. Stolen Futures: Education becomes a forgotten dream. Schools are turned into refugee shelters or destroyed by bombs. Children who could have become doctors, teachers, or leaders are instead robbed of their chance to learn and grow. They are taught violence, fear, revenge, anger, despair and many more. Even their Basic Human Rights are Denied: We often take for granted basic needs—access to clean toilets, food, warmth, and a safe bed. Yet, many children in conflict zones lack even these essentials. Do you think that killing people in this manner ends a conflict or achieves victory? Have you considered that the resentment and trauma these children endure may fuel a future of even greater unrest? Rather than perpetuating violence, seek negotiation and strive for peace. The world is watching—showing remorse or issuing statements is not enough. True change comes from concrete actions that promote peace and address the root causes of conflict. Dear Countries, if you really care about the future generation and who will carry the globe eventually and whom your kids will mingle with and meet in the future, don’t write statements or posts showing your disagreements, do more! Also don’t pay huge budgets for sustainability conferences and congresses as sustainability starts with the future of these kids, so enough contradiction!  Yes, we might disagree and that’s normal and fine, but we can remain kind to each other.  The current path only deepens global insecurity. #GlobalConflict #ChildrenOfWar #HopeForPeace #ChildrensRights #Trauma #war #stopwar #unitednation #global #armstraficking #sustainability #humanrights #education #safety #health

On World Kindness Day, let’s remember that one of the greatest acts of kindness is empowerment. In our documentary The Power of the Poor, we explore how giving people the tools and freedom to create their own futures has transformed millions of lives around the world. True kindness isn't about simply giving—it's about empowering people to lift themselves out of poverty. Watch now to see how free markets and property rights can unlock human potential. https://lnkd.in/d2NtK-_Z

No One’s Saying It, But Your Giving Gap Is a Messaging Problem! You’re asking for support, but are you speaking the language of every generation in your congregation? Younger members want to know exactly how their gift will make an impact today. Older members want reassurance that their giving will leave a lasting legacy. But if your messaging doesn’t address both, you’re missing out on building a financially strong future. In this video, CEO Paul Hosch breaks down how to build trust across generations, tell stories that move hearts, and introduce legacy giving that secures your church’s mission for years to come. Ready to bridge the gap and strengthen your ministry’s future?

Here are seven important points on why not all heroes wear capes: 1. **Everyday Acts of Kindness**: Ordinary people performing small acts of kindness can have a significant impact on others' lives, demonstrating heroism through simple, compassionate actions. 2. **Unseen Sacrifices**: Many individuals, such as parents, caregivers, and volunteers, make personal sacrifices every day to support and uplift others, embodying true heroism without seeking recognition. 3. **Community Helpers**: Teachers, social workers, firefighters, and healthcare professionals often go above and beyond their duties to help others, showing heroism in their dedication and service to the community. 4. **Advocates for Change**: Activists and advocates who fight for social justice, environmental protection, and human rights demonstrate heroic qualities by striving to make the world a better place. 5. **Courage in Adversity**: People who face personal challenges with courage and perseverance, such as those battling illness or overcoming significant hardships, inspire others and exemplify true heroism. 6. **Mentorship and Guidance**: Mentors, coaches, and leaders who provide guidance, support, and inspiration to others play a heroic role in helping individuals reach their full potential. 7. **Acts of Bravery**: Individuals who step up in times of crisis, such as bystanders who assist in emergencies or strangers who offer help during disasters, show that heroism often comes from unexpected places and everyday people.

We are all interested to inspire generosity in the younger generations, read on for 7 practical ways grandparents can encourage generosity in their grandchildren!

Here are seven important points on why not all heroes wear capes: 1. **Everyday Acts of Kindness**: Ordinary people performing small acts of kindness can have a significant impact on others' lives, demonstrating heroism through simple, compassionate actions. 2. **Unseen Sacrifices**: Many individuals, such as parents, caregivers, and volunteers, make personal sacrifices every day to support and uplift others, embodying true heroism without seeking recognition. 3. **Community Helpers**: Teachers, social workers, firefighters, and healthcare professionals often go above and beyond their duties to help others, showing heroism in their dedication and service to the community. 4. **Advocates for Change**: Activists and advocates who fight for social justice, environmental protection, and human rights demonstrate heroic qualities by striving to make the world a better place. 5. **Courage in Adversity**: People who face personal challenges with courage and perseverance, such as those battling illness or overcoming significant hardships, inspire others and exemplify true heroism. 6. **Mentorship and Guidance**: Mentors, coaches, and leaders who provide guidance, support, and inspiration to others play a heroic role in helping individuals reach their full potential. 7. **Acts of Bravery**: Individuals who step up in times of crisis, such as bystanders who assist in emergencies or strangers who offer help during disasters, show that heroism often comes from unexpected places and everyday people

📝 What are your goals for 2025? Consider adding a meaningful one: making a lasting impact for children living in poverty. Here are some practical and impactful resolution ideas: 1. Write a letter of love and encouragement to the child you sponsor. 💌 2. Give a Gift of Compassion—choose from life-changing options to support children and families facing poverty. 🎁 3. Set a regular reminder to pray for children in Compassion projects worldwide, that they will be known, loved, and protected. 🙏 4. Share posts from Compassion to raise awareness about how God and the local church are transforming lives. ⛪ Start your resolutions today and help make a difference in 2025! 📸 Thomas, Brazil

Planting healthy churches plays a crucial role in preventing human trafficking. 🔗 By offering a safe haven, churches protect vulnerable children from becoming targets of this modern slavery. 💗 In areas with high levels of human trafficking, ZimZam Global focuses on training leaders to plant churches that serve as a refuge for children. These churches provide moral grounding, a caring community, and critical support to survivors, making a powerful difference in their lives. 💒 Click the link to learn more about church as a refuge. https://bit.ly/3uOXemD