Hope for Liberia is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, founded in 2013, rooted in compassion and driven by purpose. It began when our founder, Eli Gbayee, took a small yet powerful step by purchasing flip-flops for two young girls in Liberia who walked barefoot. That simple act of kindness has blossomed into a movement—one that strives to provide basic necessities to the elderly, disabled, and youth across the nation.
Hope for Liberia is dedicated to uplifting rural communities by delivering essential resources and creating opportunities for growth. Our commitment to lasting change stems from a deep belief: that every individual, no matter where they are born or the circumstances they face, deserves the chance to succeed and thrive.
Hope for Liberia’s mission is to provide the poorest communities with food, clothing, clean water, and basic supplies, as well as access to medical care and educational opportunities. This will promote personal development and community involvement. In addition, we also want to work with churches to develop systems to build the body of Christ. We are committed to impacting lives one step at a time, with the motto, Together We Can Give Hope.
We believe in the promise of a brighter Liberia — a Liberia where every rural community is empowered, equipped with the resources and support to forge a future full of opportunity. We envision a nation where every child has access to quality education, where healthcare is a right for all, and where families can thrive with financial security. Together, by lifting communities from within, we are laying the foundation for sustainable growth — growth that will extend beyond today and into the generations to come.
Liberia is a country in West Africa, which was purchased by the American Colonization Society in the early 1800s for the resettlement of freed slaves. Over 100 years later, in 1989, Liberia entered a state of civil war where countless individuals were displaced from their homes, left starving and with little clothing and protection, orphaned, and in constant fear for their lives. This lasted 14 years, and approximately 250,000 lives were lost. Liberia's infrastructure was devastated, and its education system destroyed. Today the country is slowly rebuilding, but it remains the 4th poorest country in the world.
Hope for Liberia is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, committed to creating real, lasting change for Liberia’s most vulnerable communities. We are raising funds to support child education, provide clean water to rural communities, and deliver healthcare to those in need. But we can't do it alone.
This year, our goal is to provide scholarships to 45 deserving students. Your generous donations can make a significant difference by covering a child’s annual school fees and tuition, giving them the opportunity to pursue education and succeed in life.
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Our objective is to ensure sustainable access to clean water by installing water pumps in 19 towns. Each pump will require an investment of $2,500. Your support will provide safe drinking water to rural communities, greatly enhancing health outcomes and improving quality of life.
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Our goal is to send a 40-foot container of medical supplies to Liberia each year. Your generous donations will enable us to provide essential healthcare services, ensuring life-saving treatment and care for underserved communities.
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With humble hearts and deep gratitude, Hope for Liberia, under the inspiring leadership of CEO/Founder Eli Gbayee, in collaboration with Immanuel Baptist Church, has taken a significant step toward.
Hope For Liberia is thrilled to announce that we have successfully enrolled 45 Liberian children with fully funded scholarships for the 2024/2025 academic year. This includes uniforms, ROTC kits, backpacks, and notebooks.
We are pleased to share that Hope For Liberia, through the dedicated efforts of Eli Gbayee, has generously donated five additional sewing machines to the Wubu Foundation. This contribution is aimed at strengthening
Liberia, officially known as the Republic of Liberia, is a country situated on the West African coast. It shares borders with Sierra Leone to the west, Guinea to the north, and the Ivory Coast to the east.
Currently, I travel to Liberia once a year for a three-month period. In the future, however, we anticipate increasing the frequency of visits as the need for our work grows.
Absolutely! We’re always looking for dedicated volunteers who are passionate about making a difference. If you're interested in traveling to Liberia with us, we’d be happy to have you join our mission.
Yes, we are proud to collaborate with several churches in the United States that share our vision of service and upliftment for the people of Liberia.
Yes, if it’s your first time visiting Liberia, a yellow fever vaccination is mandatory. In addition, you’ll be prescribed certain medications, such as anti-malarial pills, which your physician will recommend based on your specific needs.
Yes, a significant portion of Liberia’s population identifies as Christian, which plays an integral role in the country’s cultural fabric.
Shipping a forty-foot container to Liberia typically costs around twelve thousand dollars. This covers everything from the retrieval of the container in the U.S. to its transport to Liberia, including taxes and government fees once it arrives.
Yes, Hope for Liberia is a registered 501(c)(3) organization, which means your generous donations are tax-deductible and directly support our efforts on the ground.
There are numerous volunteer opportunities within our organization, whether it's through assisting with our local programs or helping to coordinate efforts abroad. To get involved, simply email us at hopeforliberia2014@gmail.com and express your interest.
Your donations directly support key areas of need, including the shipment of supplies, providing essential items such as rice, building ramps for accessibility, distributing white canes for the visually impaired, and installing water pumps. Every dollar goes a long way in transforming lives.
Our funding comes from a diverse group of partners, including organizations, churches, and individuals who believe in our mission to uplift the people of Liberia.
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