Local solutions. Global impact.
Rooted In Hope is a 501c3 nonprofit working with international partners on grassroots initiatives that promote social and environmental development, with a particular focus on rural communities.
Together, we support projects that restore ecosystems, improve food and water security, and strengthen sustainable livelihoods.

By The Numbers
+ 250,000
Trees Planted
+ 700
People Employed
+ 10,000
People Impacted
Our Global Impact
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Bhutan
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Tree planting

Kenya
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Reforestation
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Habitat restoration
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Kitchen gardens
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Water filtration
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Water catchment
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Drip irrigation
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Microenterprise
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Women’s groups
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Sister-schools
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Climate advocacya


Ghana
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Water catchment
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Sister-schools

Brazil
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Habitat restoration
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Tree-planting

Guatemala
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Kitchen gardens
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Water filtration
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Microenterprise
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Women’s groups

El Salvador
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Kitchen gardens
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Drip irrigation
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Women’s groups

Hawaii
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Habitat restoration
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Tree-planting

California
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Tree-planting
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Sister-schools
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Kitchen gardens

Nevada
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Tree-planting
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Sister-schools

Oregon
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Tree-planting
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Sister-schools
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Drip-irrigation
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Habitat restoration
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Kitchen gardens
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Climate advocacy


OUR WORK
FORESTS
Reforestation & Habitat Restoration
We partner with communities to plant native trees, rehabilitate degraded land, and remove invasive species. By expanding tree coverage, reducing erosion, recharging watersheds, and restoring habitats, our work helps ecosystems recover and communities build long-term resilience.
WATER
Water Conservation & Access
We support rural communities with sustainable water solutions such as drip irrigation, rainwater harvesting, water filtration, and watershed restoration. By putting efficient systems in place, we help communities secure a reliable source of safe water for their households and crops.
INCOME
Income Security
Rooted In Hope supports smallholder farmers with training, resources, and ongoing support to help rural families build food security and long-term income. Programs such as our Kitchen Gardens and Chickenomics initiatives help create a sustainable source of income and food security.
Our Partners














































