Hope in the Dark Receives 4 Laptops and 2 Projectors

By electronic recycling association June 1, 2020

Hope in the Dark is a registered Canadian charity that serves impoverished children and their parents living in vulnerable physical and social conditions. Their two main goals are to see their lives transformed as they come to know and follow Jesus Christ, and for them to be released from the cycle of poverty. To accomplish this, they show the love of God in a tangible way by providing consistent aid and support through daily meals, educational assistance, and the teaching of God’s word.

Hope in the Dark was in need of some tech for the children of Colombia to help them do their homework and teach them basic literacy skills, as well as to run their ministry raising support in Canada. The Electronic Recycling Association is fortunate to be partnered with organizations like Imperial Oil who provided the laptops available for this donation. If your company has IT equipment it is looking to dispose of in a safe and secure manner, contact ERA and we will place them in the hands of those who need them most.

“I just wanted to say thank you for this donation. These computers and projectors are a huge blessing to our ministry. We will be sending a couple of laptops and the projectors to our centre in Colombia to be used by the children we serve :)” said co-founder Christian Canas.

At Hope in the Dark, they believe that only through the knowledge of God can a person be truly changed and set free. It is this transforming truth and the love of God that they want to show in a tangible way through word and action. They want to see the lives of many vulnerable children and their parents transformed by:

Providing nutritious meals, educational assistance and encouragement. A priority for Hope in the Dark is to secure school admission for children currently not enrolled in school as well as to equip illiterate children to enter school.

Developing and broadening the children’s interests and skills through extracurricular activities such as music lessons, arts, sports, theatre, English lessons, handcrafts, workshops, etc. Hope in the Dark also carries out some additional activities such as medical and dental campaigns for parents and children.

Supporting parents through vocational training, and the creation of small businesses. Their aim is to ensure that the parents do not develop a dependency on their help. Rather, Hope in the Dark wants to provide them with tools and opportunities to enable them to provide for their families and become contributing members of society.

Providing mentorship, counseling, and teaching the word of God through daily and weekly Bible classes for both children and their parents.

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