Our Partners
Partners With Ethiopia believes the best way to fight poverty in Ethiopia is to support local run NGO (non-profit) organizations. We have been working in this capacity since 2010 and have seen firsthand that our partners know best the needs and solutions to help empower individuals, families, and communities impacted by poverty. Help us support our partners by making a donation today. Throughout the year we do a variety of fundraisers to support specific projects. Follow us on social media and subscribe to receive our emails for updates.
SHAPEthiopia has been our partner since 2010. They are located in the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People’s Regional State (SNNPRS) of Ethiopia. SHAPEthiopia is an indigenous, community-based NGO (non-profit) dedicated to making a significant difference for vulnerable children, women, and communities through a variety of programs and projects. You can learn more about SHAPEthiopia by visiting their Facebook page.
I Care Ethiopia (ICE) joined our list of partners in 2020. They are located in the capital city of Addis Ababa. They are serving vulnerable women and their children who survive by begging on the streets. ICE’s long-term goal is to help these women transition into productive work by providing education, training, and the support necessary to be successful. ICE’s founder, Meheretab Abate, was sponsored as a child through Compassion International. He feels God has called him to serve the most vulnerable in Ethiopia. We deeply appreciate his heart and passion. You can learn more about I Care Ethiopia by visiting their Facebook page.
Streets of Hope (SOH) became our partner in 2020. SOH was founded by Meya Yemisrach. Meya grew up in southern Ethiopia in a town called Sodo. At age 13 she was adopted and moved to the United States. For years she has had a deep desire to return to serve the most vulnerable in Sodo. SOH began their efforts in 2019 to reach vulnerable families. We are excited to partner with SOH. Meya’s love for vulnerable families and commitment to serve them is inspiring. You can learn more about Streets Of Hope by visiting their Facebook page.