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Bring this work home
Hope Ambassadors — Humanitarian Operations through Prevention and Education — carry the mission where we cannot go: their own schools, campuses, companies, and communities. It is the one way to join this work without traveling anywhere.
What ambassadors do
Raise awareness
Raise awareness about the magnitude and severity of the issue of sexual violence against children and the innovative work that A Breeze of Hope does to combat it at the international level.
Build alliances
Develop partnerships with campus clubs, businesses, individuals, organizations, academic departments, abroad programs, etc., that are interested in connecting with A Breeze of Hope.
Raise funds
Campaign fundraisers to support survivors of sexual violence and send volunteers & interns to Bolivia.
Send volunteers
Encourage students to apply for one of our annual International Service Learning Experience trips to Bolivia so they may physically engage in the activism and volunteerism they have supported through the academic year.
Who can be an ambassador
We invite interns to become part of our family, and we believe it matters to give you the liberty and encouragement to be creative. You will be trained across a wide range of areas in your field, and you will get an insider’s view of how the organization actually runs. Every internship is individually tailored to your expertise.
Individuals
One person with a network is enough. Start where you already are.
Individuals can help raise awareness about the work of A Breeze of Hope non-profit foundation by sharing information about the organization on social media, talking to community partners about the issue of sexual violence against children in Bolivia, and organizing fundraisers or events to support the organization’s work. By taking these actions, individuals can help spread the word and engage their community in supporting A Breeze of Hope’s mission.
School clubs
Form a club that raises awareness and funds through the school year.
Starting a school club for A Breeze of Hope non-profit foundation can help raise awareness about the issue of sexual violence against children in Bolivia and the work of the organization to support survivors. By going on service trips, organizing events and activities, fundraising on campus, and fostering a commitment to social justice, the club can engage the school community in supporting A Breeze of Hope’s mission.
Universities
Campus chapters — and a bridge to internships for students who want to go further.
Universities can partner with A Breeze of Hope non-profit foundation to increase awareness about the issue of sexual violence against children in Bolivia and support the organization’s mission by organizing fundraising events, offering internships or research opportunities for students, and hosting talks or events with A Breeze of Hope staff or survivors. Through these partnerships, universities can help promote social justice and engage their communities in supporting survivors of sexual violence.
Businesses
Sponsor the work, match employee donations, or send a team on a trip.
By engaging in international service trips, businesses can unite their team like never before by participating in a unique and impactful cross-cultural experience. Raising awareness about sexual violence through their team and networks is a powerful way to support the organization’s mission. Additionally, designing fundraising events for A Breeze of Hope is an excellent opportunity for businesses to make a real impact in the fight against sexual violence against children while promoting their corporate social responsibility.
What you receive
Materials
Guides, campaign assets, and talking points to represent the work accurately.
A direct line
Support from our team for your events and campaigns.
Reduced trip rate
HOPE Ambassadors interested in travelling to Bolivia enjoy a significant reduced rate.
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