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To make an offline donation in Madagascar toward this cause, please follow these steps::

  1. Write a cheque payable to "The Hope Foundation"
  2. On the memo line of the cheque, indicate that the donation is for "The Hope Foundation"
  3. Mail your cheque to:

The Hope Foundation
Lot 105E0120 Mangarivotra
Mahajanga, Madagascar

Or if live outside Madagascar, you can send a wire transfer to:

Name: The Hope Foundation
Bank name: SG-MAGAGASIKARA
BIC(Bank Identifier Code): BFAVMGMG
IBAN: MG46 0000 8026 5005 0040 1172 756
Account Number: 05004011727

Or if you live in Madagascar:

Bank code: 00008
Agency: 02650
Account: 05004011727
Key: 56

Your tax-deductible donation is greatly appreciated!

Donation Total: $100.00

Email info@thehopefoundationmg.org
Phone Number +261 324 872 836
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The Hope Foundation

“Hope is important because it can make the present moment less difficult to bear. If we believe that tomorrow will be better, we can bear a hardship today.” – Thich Nhat Hanh

The Hope Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Mahajanga, Madagascar. We believe in bringing help and hope to those in difficulty by training people, caring for the aged, establishing educational institutions, building libraries and orphanages to care for those who lack.

Madagascar is a beautiful island off the South East coast of Africa. It’s rich scenery and biodiversity constantly attracts tourism since about 90% of plants and wildlife in Madagascar are found nowhere else on the planet.

However due to political unrest in the not so distant past, The island finds itself among the 10 poorest countries on Earth, and more than 69% of the population live on less than a dollar a day.

It is in this context that the Hope Foundation finds itself and seeks to help and make an impact by providing opportunities for a brighter future.

Meet our Founder

About the Founder

Francine Bruce

Francine Bruce graduated from the University of Ghana with a BSC in Business Administration and holds a post graduate diploma in Public Administration from the University of South Africa.

She currently lives in Madagascar as a missionary along with her husband and two children.

Her love and compassion for people initially led her to do what she could to help people with her own limited resources. It was after doing this for the past close to six years, that the idea of Hope Foundation was birthed.