Dear Hope Seeker,
All over the world, people are choosing to hold hope—even in the darkest moments. Maybe you can’t hold hands with those standing in the midst of violent conflict in Sudan, Syria, Israel and Palestine but you can hold hope for them.
Hope is not passive. When the world feels overwhelming, when headlines flood with despair, you refuse apathy with every choice to act in the belief that a safer world is possible.
Our teams refuse to give up hope as they work on the front lines every day—in conflict zones, in divided communities, in places others have abandoned. With your support, they have the resources they need to make peace not only possible, but inevitable.
Your hope matters. We have seen hope take root in people. It lives in the hands, voices, and hearts of those we serve at Search for Common Ground.
One person holding hope can ripple outward, shifting entire communities. With your support, they don’t have to hold it alone.
This season, don’t just wish for peace—hold hope with us.
Hold hope—and see its power. Use our Impact Calculator to measure how your generosity turns into real impact for people rebuilding their lives after conflict.
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Holding Hope Together
Stories of hope from around the globe
The ceasefire is just the beginning—hope is what comes next
In Israel and Palestine, ordinary people are choosing to build peace together.
Driving through the darkness of Syria, holding hope
Even on the darkest roads, families are finding a way forward.
This Thanksgiving, set a table for hope
Strangers became neighbors in Austin, New Orleans, Orlando, and D.C. You can host the next gathering.
From Jericho to Tel Aviv: Holding Hope
Two women. Two communities. One shared determination for peace.
A simple cup of coffee. A powerful act of hope.
Before the year ends, you can help Search bring more people together.
In a world that profits from division, hope is our rebellion
Ethiopian youth picked up paintbrushes instead of weapons.
You can’t hold Aïcha’s hand, but you can hold hope for her
In northern Benin, where extremists recruit girls, hope becomes action.
Without papers, they don’t exist—but you can hold hope for their recognition
How birth certificates become pathways to peace and inclusion.
They inherited war, but they’re holding hope for peace
A decade after youth claimed their seat at the peace table, hope is still rising.