Hope for Tomorrow Global (HFTG) is a small charity working in Burundi, Africa.
HFTG's vision is deep and wide: to bring hope of lasting change to the broken hearted and to see the poor and vulnerable empowered to help bring change and transformation in their own communities and the nation.
As people’s ability to feed their families is being restored, so is their hope and dignity. HFTG engages in a range of activities including farming, house building, medical care and education.
Adding ‘one stop shop’ value
One of HFTG’s Trustees has used Stewardship’s services for many years with other Christian charities. His positive experience made the decision to start using our Account Examination Service a ‘no-brainer’.
“The comprehensive and integrated accounting services offered by Stewardship create an easy-to-use ‘one stop shop’. Thanks to Stewardship’s experience with and understanding of the complications associated with a charity that works internationally, we have been able to deal with all relevant matters efficiently and quickly, minimising both staff and volunteer time.
We have also found each member of staff we have dealt with from the organisation to be professional, responsive, clear in explanations and knowledgeable.
Enabling financial accountability
Stewardship has played an important role in facilitating transparent accountability for every donation given to HFTG. The team has also made the year end process so much easier, providing clear guidance and working in partnership with us. We have felt supported and able to ask anything we needed to understand so that we could complete processes that were outside of our expertise.”
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Ruth Jackson
Ruth leads the PR and Communications for Stewardship, which she joined in April 2022.
She has over 25 years’ marketing communications experience across a range of sectors, including higher education, technology and the arts, both business- and customer-facing.
Ruth worships and serves at C3 Church in Cambridge, where she lives with her husband, two daughters, a dog and a cat. When she’s not at her desk, you might find her rowing on the River Cam, in a ballet class or out for a walk.
She supports causes that are focused on alleviating global poverty and injustice, with a particular interest in supporting vulnerable children.
