Helping Hands in Africa
Ministry Friends Bill of Rights
Helping Hands in Africa operates under the principle that you have a “Ministry Friend Bill of Rights” when it comes to knowing what your gifts are helping to accomplish through Helping Hands in Africa. As a ministry friend, who enthusiastically endorses the work and ministry of Helping Hands in Africa (HHIA), you have the right:
  1. To know that HHIA will never sell, rent, or make available your name for non- HHIA purposes or information related to your gifts.
  2. To know how HHIA spends funds available to us and to be made aware of the programs your gifts help fund.
  3. To know that HHIA is in compliance with federal, state, and municipal laws.
  4. To restrict or designate your gift to a specific project.
  5. To receive a quick response to your inquiries about HHIA finances and programs.
  6. To visit our ministry offices and meet with us personally.
  7. To expect that HHIA will never use high-pressure tactics to solicit your support.
  8. To know that HHIA is efficient, organized, and well-managed.
  9. To know that HHIA has an involved and responsible board of directors that takes its oversight duties very seriously.
  10. To know that our appeals for funds are truthful and accurate to the very best of our knowledge.

Mission statement
Helping Hands is dedicated to restoring hope for the future in disadvantaged communities by providing opportunities for individuals in the community to develop skills that will equip them to take responsibility for their own economic, health, educational, social and spiritual upliftment.