Støtteforeningen HOPE Project
Køge, Denmark
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Støtteforeningen HOPE Project is a non-profit association based in Køge, Denmark working on education, humanitarian aid & disaster relief, water & sanitation +2 more.
Støtteforeningen HOPE Project is a Danish membership association, founded as a project in 2014 by a group of Danish volunteers. It works to build a primary school in Santa Fe in Leyte, the Philippines, which is intended for children and as a community and cultural centre and typhoon shelter. In 2017 the project was reorganised as a folkeoplysningsforening so that more members could take part in developing the school and its surrounding community. Fundraising is carried out through donations, events, sponsorships and partnerships with Danish businesses, which also support the project by contributing labour and expertise. Membership is open to anyone.
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Skolebyggeriet i Santa Fe
Education · Philippines
Builds a primary school in Santa Fe, near Tacloban on Leyte island, with six classrooms for pupils from kindergarten to fifth grade. The school is also designed as a community and cultural centre and as a typhoon shelter.
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Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Philippines
Private initiative that raised funds through social media to provide new roofs for families affected by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.
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Help@Hand, Rotary Sverige, The Filipino Association in the Isle of Man, TT-Media
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