Company Research Report: OneHope
Company Overview
Name
OneHope
Mission of the Company
The mission of OneHope is to affect destiny by providing God’s eternal Word to all the children and youth of the world. They aim to reach children and youth worldwide through Print, Film, Storytelling, and Digital Apps.
Founding Details
- Year Founded: 1987
- Founder: Bob Hoskins
Key People in the Company
- Rob Hoskins - President
- Bob Hoskins - Founder
- Marwan Rifka - Executive Vice President
- Tim Dammon - Chief Advancement Officer
- Chad Causey - Vice President – Chief Strategy Officer
- Jenn Brown - Vice President – Collaborative Partnerships
- Ingrid Salamanca - Vice President – Communications
- David Salvatelli - Vice President – Education Initiatives
- David Goundry - Vice President – Eurasia
- Tom Harley - Vice President – The Final Third
- Jon Laria - Vice President – Finance & Administration
- Emilio Reyes - Vice President – Latin America
- Jose Bernardo - Vice President – Lusophone
- Nicole Johansson - Vice President – Ministry Solutions
- Sherry Surratt - Vice President – North America
- Kyle Glashower - Vice President – Technology and Operations
- Kami Kindel - Vice President – Research and Development
- David Branker - Chief of Staff
Headquarters
600 SW 3rd Street, Pompano Beach, FL 33060
Number of Employees
No information is available.
Revenue
No information is available.
What is the Company Known For
OneHope is known for reaching over 2 billion children and youth with God's Word through their Scripture engagement programs worldwide.
Products
Overview
OneHope offers programs that incorporate print, digital, film, and storytelling to engage children and youth with the Word of God.
List of Products and Descriptions
1. Book of Hope
- Scripture books in more than 144 languages, targeting various age groups, cultures, and circumstances.
2. Lead Today
- Leadership program in partnership with John C. Maxwell, focusing on biblical lessons.
3. Unstoppable
- For girls aged 10-14, leveraging content from Joyce Meyer. Focuses on identity and trust in God.
4. World Without Sickness
- Combines messages of salvation with health education, active in 15 countries.
5. Christmas in Asia
- Community outreaches in Asia, teaching the story of Jesus during Christmas, reaching over 55 million children.
6. God’s Big Story
- Illustrated Bible stories for primary-age children, used in 97 countries.
7. Superbook
- Developed with Christian Broadcasting Network, using characters from a TV series to teach biblical traits.
8. Called to Thrive
- Entrepreneurial program for youths 16-21 to contribute positively in their communities.
9. Stories of Hope
- Book of Hope edition teaching 75 Bible stories, addressing life's key issues.
10. Light in the Dark
- Addresses challenges faced by African children, emphasizing Jesus's love.
11. The Football Book
- Combines football themes with Gospel teachings, targeted at youth aged 12-19.
12. A Better Way to Life
- Focuses on teens in Africa discovering their divine purpose and identity.
13. Hope for Tomorrow
- Addresses critical questions faced by teens, with a leader's guide for facilitation.
Key Features
- Focus on God's redemptive plan through Christ's life.
- Programs are contextualized for cultural and language relevance.
- Educational components on leadership, health, and character.
- Integration of digital and interactive elements for engagement.
- Designed for both individual and group learning experiences.
Recent Developments
Recent Developments in the Company
- OneHope's ongoing global outreach is part of Vision 2033, aiming to reach every child with God’s Word by 2033.
New Products Launched
No specific recent product launches were mentioned.
New Features Added to Existing Products
No specific new features for existing products were identified.
New Partnerships
- Partnership with John C. Maxwell’s EQUIP for the Lead Today program.
- Collaboration with Joyce Meyer Ministries on the Unstoppable program.
- Partnership with The Christian Broadcasting Network for the Superbook program.
This report was designed to provide a comprehensive view of OneHope using the data available. For further information, consult additional resources or reach out directly to the organization.
