Affiliations & Certifications
World Hope International (Canada) is committed to maintaining the highest ethical, moral, and operational standards. WHI’s memberships, affiliations, and certifications provide evidence of our high standards of performance, they express a commitment to honesty, integrity, and community.
The following is a sample of World Hope International’s memberships, affiliations and certifications.
Canadian Council of Christian Charities
Canadian Council of Christian Charities (CCCC) serves over 3,300 charities by providing affordable resources that help them operate in an exemplary, healthy, and effective way. CCCC is the largest association of Christian charities in Canada. Certification with CCCC is a powerful endorsement of a charity’s integrity. It demonstrates that the charity has been carefully assessed by CCCC’s rigorous certification process and found to be in compliance with CCCC’s Standards. Donors can give confidently and generously knowing when they see CCCC’s Seal of Accountability.
Canadian Christian Relief and Development Association
The Canadian Christian Relief and Development Association (CCRDA) is an association of Canadian Christian organizations and individuals involved in relief, development, and justice who are committed to integrated, transformational development. The CCRDA’s mission is to promoting unity and excellence among all Canadian Christian relief and development organizations. The CCRDA explores the relationship of Christian principles to international relief and development, facilitate collaboration, and promote the sharing of information, experience and expertise.
The Wesleyan Church
World Hope International (Canada) is a Christian relief and development organization working with vulnerable and exploited communities to alleviate poverty, suffering and injustice. Out of a desire to focus more effectively on efforts to address these needs church wide, The Wesleyan Church of North America founded World Hope as an independent legal entity in 1996. While working in cooperation with many denominations, NGO’s, numerous grant making entities, and national governments, World Hope continues to serve as the official partner to The Wesleyan Church for international relief and development. Wesleyan churches who contribute to World Hope qualify for a United Stewardship Fund exemption.
The Wesleyan Church is a Protestant denomination with a presence in nearly 100 countries around the world, ministering through 6,000 churches and preaching points, with more than 500,000 worshipers on an average weekend. In North America, some 240,000 worshipers regularly attend its 1,600 churches.