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With Your Help, We are Making Colombia a Better Place

Founded in 2019, we’re a non-profit organization partnering with Colombia to help bring hope through projects of sustainability, education, income, and opportunities for the betterment of their lives–one step at a time.  We help connect people with their interests and abilities to help in projects of all types throughout Colombia!  We serve throughout many displaced communities through Colombia.

There are over 7 million displaced persons in Colombia. We exist to help them create a sustainable future.

- Rachael Ferguson

Executive Director, Footprints with Hope

Displaced People due to War

%

Are Women and Children

Without Clean Water

Ongoing Causes

Women's Economic Sustainability

Support women’s equality and vocational growth for a better future.

Clean Water Initiatives

Bring clean, healthy water to Colombia, one community at a time.

Community Outreach

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Celebrating Women

Celebrating Women

*Editor's note: This blog is written by Rebecca Swanson Groves Growing up As someone who was encouraged regularly to pursue my dreams, whether in education, personal life, or career, those words of encouragement resound in my head. Even in elementary school, being...

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Welcome to 2023

Welcome to 2023

Celebrating the Luchadoras of 2022 Happy New Year to all our partners and friends! In 2022, Footprints with Hope celebrated many exciting accomplishments. We hosted our second group of women in the Luchadora Program, and we added ten women to the program, roughly a...

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Connecting across borders

Connecting across borders

Editors note: Rebecca Swanson Groves is the author of this blog. How do you connect? How do you connect with others? Is it over a cup of coffee? Shared stories? A group outing or shared adventures? On my last trip to Colombia, I had to ponder this question while...

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