Enabling hope
in hard places
Our vision is to enable hope in hard places. We long to see the lives of the poor and oppressed transformed through effective community development.
We achieve this by partnering with local organisations, empowering grassroots projects in tough places to bring life change to those who need it most. At the same time, we develop relationships with generous donor partners who desire maximum impact and sustainable change for those in greatest need. Trusted partnerships is at the heart of what we do.
With over 60 years collective experience we have identified five key areas which when addressed, offer the greatest prospect of transformational and sustainable development – education, clean water and sanitation, economic empowerment, combatting human trafficking and emergency relief. We partner with 55 organisations across Africa, India and South East Asia, to enable hope in the hard places.
How we are different?
Our carefully selected overseas partners are locals who understand the needs and can influence change in unjust systems, empower urban slums and strengthen remote communities. We choose nations and target areas that can have a great impact.
100% of the funds donated through Entrust are given to the communities on the ground who need it most. We know this, because before your money goes there, we do. We visit, perform our due diligence and connect regularly with our partners on each of the 70 projects we manage across 13 countries.
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Partner with us
We specialise in partnerships. Partnering with those who have generous hearts and a desire for maximum impact and sustainable change for those in greatest. You can be sure your generosity is making a difference because we guarantee 100% of all funds donated will be sent to the communities on the ground who need it most. If you interested in partnering with us, we’d love to help.
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No longer ashamed
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Clean water brings joy
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Sell-out Women’s event!
Tickets sold out for our 3rd annual Women’s event in October! The room was abuzz with incredible women supporting and empowering others around the world.
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