EVERY CHILD'S POTENTIAL
That every child, no matter where they are born, can reach their full potential.
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We work with partners around the world to tackle big challenges and improve people's lives.
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Ingrid Hope Foundation is committed to tackling the greatest inequities in our world.
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How does the work of our partners come to life? How does that work create potential around the world? Watch, read, and experience the stories of people doing work that can lead to even greater things.
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How does a mother's touch lead to a scientific breakthrough?
Learn how immediate kangaroo mother care could save 150,000 premature babies annually. New WHO guidelines recommend this life-saving technique for all preterm infants.
Come to work with an obstetrician in Kano, Nigeria
Join Dr. Hadiza Galadanci as she describes her experience as an OBGYN in Kano, Nigeria.
How will global health innovations shape tomorrow? Take the quiz
Find out how cutting-edge future global health innovations will change the world of healthcare with our latest quiz.
Helping every child reach their full potential—no matter where they're born
Every child has potential. Learn how improving health, nutrition, and opportunity helps unlock it.
Three takeaways from the 2025 Progress Report
Three essential takeaways from the 2025 Progress Report on protecting children with smart investments and innovation.
We can't stop at almost
Watch where global changemakers unite to discuss the roadmap to turn today's deadliest childhood diseases into ancient history.
QUIZ: How is climate change affecting what we eat?
This quiz highlights how agricultural and food advancements in places like Kenya, Uganda, and Malawi lead to economic development.
How do better toilets lead to better students?
Safe sanitation at Tsholetsega Public School cut absenteeism by 80%—and restored dignity for learners.
How do better cows lead to better grades?
Higher-yield dairy cows helped a Kenyan family pay school fees—and build a thriving milk business.
How classrooms in Senegal are opening doors through bilingual education
A bilingual education program in Senegal is teaching children in both their home language and French. Watch how this program is opening doors for students across Senegal.
Teaching kids in their national languages is transforming classrooms in Senegal
Senegal's bilingual education model is helping children learn to read earlier and thrive in school.
When we invest in women, everyone gains
When women have access to health, capital, and mentorship, families thrive and economies grow.
The digital finance fix helping Nigeria's market vendors grow their businesses
See how a partnership between Lagos Business School and local innovators is using digital finance to empower small business owners in Nigeria.
The digital solution giving Nigerians a fair chance
Edo State's EdoCert program is using digital public infrastructure to unlock employment and educational opportunities for Nigerians.
How one scientist is helping to outsmart the world's deadliest animal
Entomologist James Austin helped create the Interceptor G2, a next-generation insecticide-treated bed net designed to outsmart insecticide-resistant mosquitoes and protect families from malaria.
The malaria researcher who won't quit: Dr. Faith Osier
Dr. Faith Osier watched malaria devastate communities across Kenya. Now she's building the science to stop it.
The peer coaching program getting men back on HIV/AIDS treatment in South Africa
In South Africa, men face unique barriers to staying on HIV treatment. Coach Mpilo – a brotherhood of peer coaches – is changing that.
The TB epidemic at a turning point
As TB overtakes COVID as the deadliest global disease, this article explores the history of vaccines and how key lessons can inform new TB vaccine development led by scientific leaders in Africa.
What can the world learn from Cabo Verde's fight against malaria?
Cabo Verde's fight against malaria—powered by local leadership and Global Fund support—shows how partnership can eliminate disease worldwide.
One man's mission to protect Liberia's children from polio—one vaccine at a time
Learn how vaccines helped stop a polio outbreak and protected millions of children across Liberia thanks to health worker Evans Lablah and his team.
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Why smallholder farmers are investing in a new kind of tilapia
While smallholder farmers face an increasingly difficult climate, climate-resilient resources can improve nutrition and incomes.
How auto-disable syringes and other innovations ensure wider vaccine access
Public health physician Dr. Marcy Ahun discusses vaccine delivery innovations that have prevented needle reuse and saved lives.
The only tuberculosis vaccine is a century old. New innovations are around the corner.
An expert reveals some of the most exciting innovations in the R&D pipeline that could transform life for people affected by TB.
Foundation facts
For the year ended December 31, 2025. Amount in U.S. dollars.
- 32
- Employees
- 64
- Number of grants
- $8.5M
- Total charitable support
- 3,800
- People served
- 8
- Program strategies
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Since 2021, Ingrid Hope Foundation has been committed to fighting the greatest inequities in the world.
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