Kick Starting Hope
Re-Imagining Aid for Sustainable Change
We work with rural villages in Burkina Faso, Africa to combat poverty by helping them implement sustainable and repeatable programs for economic stability, health improvement and advancement through education.
How It Works
The programs that we introduce are designed to create ownership and long term independence without our continued involvement.
Each program requires the involvement and/or investment of the Burkinabè. The economic plans are designed to become completely self-sustaining and create enough additional profit to repeat the process, adding additional participants and expand to other groups and villages.
Your Support PLEASE DONATE
You can help make changes that last a lifetime for the people of Burkina Faso.
I’m thrilled to support Bridges to Burkina. I believe that building a self sustaining school has the potential to positively impact the community for generations to come.
Bridges demonstrates how to assist deserving people by giving them a way to improve their future through education.
– Al DeVore
Beautiful mission to support the world’s most needy.
Congratulations on your incredible progress and may your charitable following continue to grow.
– Bill Gaudreau
Help Us Kick Start Hope
We are completely volunteer based so all of your giving goes to funding the strategic plans we have implemented in Burkina Faso.
Additionally, as they progress, our programs enable us to move on to other groups and villages as well as empower the original group(s) to help implement the programs with their neighbors, resulting in exponential and independent expansion rather static dependence.
This means that your giving will have a lasting impact for generations to come.
You can mail your check to:
Bridges to Burkina
PO Box 142, Wildwood, PA 15091
Bridges to Burkina is based in the USA and registered with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a 501(C)(3) organization.
Contributions to Bridges to Burkina are tax deductible to the maximum extent permitted under the law.