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🌟 Together for our elders: feed hope, save lives

agapehands — Wed, 18 Dec 2024 04:26:48 +0000

In the highlands and native communities of our country, thousands of elderly people face abandonment, poverty, and lack of food. Over 38% have no access to daily meals or family support. At Agape Hand, our mission is to bring food, love, and hope to those forgotten by the system. Every action we take aims to restore the dignity and well-being they deserve. With your help, we can go further, nourishing not only their bodies but also their hearts. Your donation can make a difference in the life of someone in desperate need.
🌿 Together, we can change realities and build a more caring world. 🌟

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Make a one-time donation and get a chance to win AN ETHEREUM at agapehands.org

agapehands — Fri, 19 Aug 2022 17:26:34 +0000

Participate in the raffle one ETH by donating to NGO AGAPE HAND.
Your donation helps feed vulnerable families and plant 800 thousand plants.

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You can make a donation through our website agapehands.org or PAYPAL or Bitpay.

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The promotion is valid from 02-August-2022 to 30-November-2022.

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Support for vulnerable families – in vulnerable areas.

agapehands — Tue, 22 Mar 2022 20:29:44 +0000

Malnutrition is the cause of 45% of deaths in children under five years of age, with a total of approximately three million lives lost each year worldwide. But its effects are even deeper.

Our #AGAPEHAND works in vulnerable areas bringing food to more families.We made the delivery of food in the “S” zone of Huaycan, the families benefited from the nutritious baskets.

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TAKING FOOD TO THE HILLS WHERE THERE ARE PEOPLE OF EXTREME POVERTY

agapehands — Mon, 01 Nov 2021 17:08:21 +0000

Poverty has increased by 34 percent making lives of people more miserable. Many people are not able to make their living. There is hunger everywhere and many people lost their jobs in pandemic.
Due to climatic conditions also, people living on hills suffer a lot of unemployment. Agape Hands donated food to the hills to these vulnerable people. 75 percent of people suffer from food crisis. Join hands with Agape Hand to eliminate these sufferings and be a part of good cause.
Recently, our team initiated food to hills and fulfilled the basic needs of people like food baskets were handed over to many families and ending their daily struggle.

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Help us Continue helping more Vulnerable Families

agapehands — Tue, 26 Oct 2021 04:52:52 +0000

Agape Hand helps people suffering from hunger, poverty and homeless people. Due to pandemic, there is no work and poverty is on rise. There are many projects launched by Agape Hand like Food Baskets and clothes giving to vulnerable people.
Many parents have no money to send their children to school. Join our organization to help these families. Girl child faces lots of discrimination in society, so there is proper need to help them in becoming independent by providing education for free.
Support and assistance is also provided to old senior adults who are more vulnerable to diseases. Connect with us to help the people in distress in providing access to water, sanitation and re-entering the workforce.

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Let’s help Nicolasa Antonio, she lives in a state of abandonment

agapehands — Sun, 15 Aug 2021 19:06:30 +0000

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Empowering women in indigenous communities?

agapehands — Sat, 07 Aug 2021 17:10:17 +0000

Rights of women play a very important role in shaping society. Indigenous women should have right to make decision not only in politics but also in public affairs. When women participate in expressing opinion, they contribute a lot to society by their talent and perspective of experiences in life.
Aboriginal women should also be given training to express their thoughts. Also, problems faced by women in countries facing poverty, hunger and death can better explained by providing a chance to females to speak up.
Events should be organized which address issues like domestic violence, early pregnancy etc. Native women can raise voice and stand internationally for creating voice for the right of education. Indigenous women face discrimination like rape, forced prostitution, trafficking and abuse in workplace.
These issues should be listened internationally and communities should be together to create solution for these discriminations. Join hands with our organization to eradicate all negative things against women.

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How and Where to Raise Funds for Your Organization

agapehands — Wed, 12 May 2021 03:51:25 +0000

“Money is not offered… you have to ask for it.” ‘Fundraising can be a thorough process but it is essential to grow your organization. This post includes a basic fundraising guide as well as an extensive list of resources and effective information to get you the resources you need.
Before You Begin: Different donors ask for different information on applications. In this list, you can see basic information that you need to have available for donors to know your organization.
• Your organization’s identity: You must present yourself as a firm and responsible organization, with competence to achieve its goals.
• Explain clearly and in detail the problem you want to solve, as well as a plan on how you will achieve your goals and objectives.
• Budget: What are your economic needs, what will be the impact and who will benefit your organization? Have a full budget of what you already have and what it takes.
• Monitoring and Evaluation: How will you measure and report the achievement of your goals?
How to prepare your team:
• Discuss fundraising plans with members of your organization as everyone must be involved. If possible assign a responsible person.
• Prepare using online resources as well as specific fundraising support workshops offered in your community.
• Update your strategic planning.
Research: To find potential donors you must be methodical and systematic when searching for information.
• Analyze the sources, risks and what you need to set your goals.
• Search for Information in:

Specialized Journals
Databases (See links at the end)
Public Directories
Donor materials such as annual reports
Consultants
General media e.g. Newspapers, television, radio, etc.
Personal contacts and colleagues
Libraries
Business lunches
Informal networks. • Which organizations has the donor benefited in the past?
• Do their values, vision and goals match those of your organization?
• Analyze donor parameters and agenda.
• What does the donor win by supporting your cause?
Type of donors: On average most donations come from individuals 75%, grants attract 11% in and the private sector only 5%.
• Individuals: They include members of your community, people interested in your project.
• Institutional grants and foundations: Intentional and development foundations. (See links at the end)
• Governments: Local, state or even national. Receiving their support would give you more credibility as an organization.
• Service Clubs and Associations: Rotary International, International Lions Club, Chambers of Commerce, and Industry-Specific Associations.
• Private Sector: These can be local, national, or international commercial enterprises. This already depends on your need as well as access to these companies.
Who to Start with:
• Start with people who are already supporting your cause as well as existing donors and organizations in your own community.
• Before formulating your proposal, try to build relationships with the donors you are considering.
• Look for donors who have the ability to give + are passionate or interested in the cause of your organization + have a generous nature or have benefited from your services.
Who to Start with:
Start with people who are already supporting your cause as well as existing donors and organizations in your own community.
Before formulating your proposal, try to build relationships with the donors you are considering.
Look for donors who have the ability to give + are passionate or interested in the cause of your organization + have a generous nature or have benefited from your services.
After donation:

Express your gratitude and appreciation:
The relationship with the donor begins by receiving their support, make sure to keep a genuine relationship.
Follow-up: Don’t just contact them when you need their support, see them as allies of your cause. Keep them involved with your organization, invite them to events, send them updates on your progress.
Assessment: Many donors will ask you for information about your organization’s progress and will also want proof of how you used your donation and the impact it has reached.
Beyond Money: Donors who want to help you but cannot do so by offering financial support can support you in other ways.
Offering your services or products: (Furniture, spaces, advertising, memberships, etc.)
Donating your time and experience. (e.g., advice to help you grow your organization)
Offer your network of contacts to target potential donors.
Sources: Fundraising — Introduction to Fundraising — Drafting a financial proposal (Detailed information on how to write a proposal includes an example). Mobilizing Funds for Development Projects

Explore these links from different donors:
Donor Index for Latin America: Provides detailed information from 548 donor organizations in the region, as well as their focus, contact information, year and amount of their donations.
Colombian Business Responsibility Center
Mexican Philanthropy Center
Foundations Group (Argentina)
GIFE association that includes institutes, foundations and corporations active within the Third Sector in Brazil.
Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
Inter-American Foundation: Promotes equitable, participatory and self-sustaining development.
CODESPA Foundation (Spain)

These websites include technical support information on fundraising methods:
In Spanish:
CERI: Network of Libraries and Learning Centers specialized in access to sources of funding abroad and in the dissemination of international standards for various organizations.
CIVICUS Civicus directs different programs in resource mobilization and corporate philanthropy. It also maintains a database of organizations working to strengthen and grow global civil organizations.
Foundation Center: Short course for writing proposals (Includes several topics: Summary, Need to which the project responds, Project Description, Budget, Organization Information, Conclusion, Proposal Letter or Cover Letter. Understanding; recommended.
Idealista: This site contains thousands of links to NGOs and international donors in 130 countries.
International Training and Consultation Institute ITCI is a unit of the International Youth Foundation that provides global technical assistance and training to help NGOs to diversify their revenue streams and sustain themselves.

In English:
About Nonprofit Charitable: Organizations Contains information in a wide range of topics regarding the management or operation of an NGO. How to obtain web funding, staff training, “donor” information, business information, public relations, technology and volunteer management.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy The Chronicle is a biweekly journal with information on resource capture, technical assistance and NGO topics/comments from a US perspective.
The Foundation Center: Information on resource acquisition, including donor directories, an online librarian to answer questions, written proposal guides, specific donor application forms, training directories and seminars, and a bookstore guide.
InnoNet: InnoNet’s mission is to strengthen skills, knowledge and processes within public or charitable organizations to refine their studies and organizational effectiveness above all.
National Center for Nonprofit Boards: In addition to providing technical assistance to NGOs seeking to involve their boards in finding funds, NCNB also offers numerous links with other organizations providing technical assistance in fundraising.
Philanthropy Journal: This website provides links to web addresses of other foundations.
Looking for more information? Visit this link to obtain more information from regional or global donors. This page offers several tools for searching in fundraising.
Important note: EmprendeSocial is a publication where articles are written and promotes the culture of social entrepreneurship, which is why we think it is important to show them that there are many ways to collect form.

WE ARE NOT AN ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES ECONOMIC FUNDS

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Donation for basic food baskets

agapehands — Wed, 12 May 2021 03:12:50 +0000

Unfortunately, there are millions of people who live in extreme poverty and survive day by day with much less than half of what is required to have an adequate nutrition, we see a high impact especially on children whose growth is affected and in older people whose quality of life and health is deteriorating rapidly.
To help them to have a better future we need your help, together we will buy food from the basic basket and distribute them through the neediest areas of Peru.
Good food is the basis for improving the conditions of people living in vulnerable areas that in many cases do not have even the most basic services such as water, and although a large part of the population in these conditions have an employment, this is in most cases informal employment, which have been strongly affected because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
At Agape Hand our goal is to raise as many donations as possible to invest them on basic food baskets that allow families to have adequate food while avoid disease.
Together we are stronger, therefore we need your donation, you can make the difference for these kids, older adults and their families, and give them the chance to sleep without an empty stomach, help us to spread some joy among those who does not have anything and remember that the greatest happiness is on giving.

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La vacunación y la empatía

agapehands — Sun, 17 Jan 2021 17:30:48 +0000

Esta semana pudimos apreciar en un importante diario peruano una noticia que resulta preocupante. En una encuesta realizada por dicho periódico se puede apreciar que el número de ciudadanos que hoy en día desistirían de vacunarse aumentó de un 23% en agosto de 2020 a un 48% en enero de 2021.

De ser veraz la encuesta realizada y si hiciéramos el ejercicio de extender este marco de referencia a toda la población, tendríamos que casi la mitad de los peruanos no se vacunarían. Es una noticia alarmante porque si los movimientos anti vacunas siguen subiendo en popularidad tenemos el riesgo de seguir reproduciendo un virus que se ha llevado millones de vidas en todo el mundo.

Vacunarse o no vacunarse es una pregunta legítima, pero al momento de hacerla cada persona debería tomar en consideración que no es solo uno mismo quien está expuesto al riesgo de contagiarse, sino que lo que está en juego también es la posibilidad de contagiar a terceros. Puede un joven sano tomar la opción de no vacunarse, por el motivo que sea, pero si ese joven tiene un padre o un abuelo, lo contagia, y producto de ese contagio el familiar muere. En esos casos, la responsabilidad que recae sobre aquel que no se vacuna es evidentemente mayor.

Con el ejemplo de la vacunación queremos abordar otra virtud del ser humano que parece muchas veces desaparecer ante la obstinación de algunos, que es la empatía. Entender que todo lo que hago no solo tendrá una repercusión personal, sino que también afectará a terceros. Cuando una persona decide realizar el cambio de paradigma de dejar de pensar en uno mismo para pensar en el ser humano que tiene al lado, no solo genera empatía, sino que también tiene una capacidad de transformación social tremenda.

Es eso lo que buscamos en Agape Hands. Seres humanos comprometidos con ese cambio que debemos promover en la sociedad, que no tiene tintes políticos, uno que se basa única y exclusivamente en la empatía, en pensar que puedo llegar a tener una situación más privilegiada que otros y en base a eso debo accionar, debo pensar dónde se necesita mi ayuda y a quienes creo que es prioritario ayudar. Los que menos recursos tienen, los niños que son el futuro, los abuelos para que puedan pasar sus últimos años sin precariedades o las comunidades en su conjunto.

El ciclo de la vida es así y las sociedades lo han entendido de esa manera. Los jóvenes trabajan y aportan en la seguridad social para que los mayores reciban pensiones más dignas, los hijos colaboran con sus padres y los capacitados prestan su ayuda a los discapacitados. Con la vacuna es lo mismo y llegará el día en que los jóvenes sanos deban ponerse la jeringa, no por ellos, sino que por todos los que forman parte de la población de riesgo. En Agape Hands es lo mismo, buscamos que todos los sanos, con una situación económica que les permita brindar una ayuda por todos aquellos que lo necesitan, nos presten su apoyo en esta cruzada y logremos esos anhelados cambios sociales que el Perú y el mundo necesitan para vivir en un lugar mejor.

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