Programs
American Hope Charities is a tax-exempt 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization. It offers 34 years of interdisciplinary research and corporate advisory services.
We use eighty-eight percent of funds raised by payment for professional services to raise awareness on the urgent need to be financially competent, especially in the case of a natural or man-made disaster.
Financial Literacy³
American Hope Charities is committed to addressing one of the most pressing needs for the people of the U.S., ages 17 to 49 years—financial literacy. Effective money management strategies for economic freedom, wealth creation, and financial sustainability are among the most demanding needs of the US people, especially the middle class.
Financial education is essential to change the economic conditions of U.S. residents. Our initiatives 2020 are centered on regional States outreach beginning with California.
Through our Financial Literacy3 program, a tax-deductible contribution of $125 will give five US high school and college students a 279-page book that will provide the financial skills they need to improve their lives forever. Each gift will bear the name of the donor.
Strategic Planning and Decision-Making³
American Hope Charities provides research-based Strategic Planning and Decision-Making advisory services to U.S. and foreign corporations.
AHC Productions³
American Hope Charities recognizes that the media shapes societies, values, and beliefs and brings new connectivity to an interdependent world. Talented youth in the U.S. is waiting for the opportunity to show how a creative mind can uncover the power within and give its audience a new perspective.
We support young aspiring filmmakers in their goal to deliver a message to a broad audience. We aim to encourage and promote US creative screenwriters and talents in filmmaking by bringing unseen productions to the public view.
We seek support from the public and corporations to fund film and television projects. A tax-deductible donation of $5,000 makes possible the creation, financing, development, production, and distribution of a seven-minute (including credits) film for submission and exhibition at the U.S. and international film festivals. The purpose of this short film production is to show these talents to investors seeking opportunities to invest in a full-length feature film for worldwide distribution.
AHC Productions³ Projects:
MONEY & GREED
In-Production (2019) |English| Suspense
Cast: Demetrios Christodoulakis, Gloria Mamurov, Ben Stobber, Crystal Dawson, Vincent Cash
Producers: Josephine Wareta-Otinga, Darren Gould.
Director: Jorge Rivera Bernal
The death of a prominent woman sparks an investigation that goes beyond the limits of time in a spelling-binding story that reveals the power of money and the true nature of human greed.
FROM HOLLYWOOD WITH LOVE
In-Production (2020) |English| Drama, Romance
Producers: Josephine Wareta-Otinga, Darren Gould.
Director: Jorge Rivera Bernal
A prominent film director’s near-death experience prompts him to challenge media foes just as a new romantic relationship is heating up. He must risk it, and his future, to save innocent lives.
HIGH STAKES
In-Production (2020) |English| Suspense
Producers: Josephine Wareta-Otinga, Darren Gould.
Director: Jorge Rivera Bernal
A Thanksgiving crisis unfolds when a security breach leaves a hospital’s information system inoperable and hundreds of patients at risk. It seems no one can solve the problem…but a 13-year old whiz-kid vows to try.
Revive America
(2019) |English| Documentary
Producers: Josephine Wareta-Otinga, Darren Gould.
Director: Jorge Rivera Bernal
United for Change
(2019) |English| Documentary
Producers: Josephine Wareta-Otinga, Darren Gould.
Director: Jorge Rivera Bernal
Impact
(2019) |English| Documentary
Producers: Josephine Wareta-Otinga, Darren Gould.
Director: Jorge Rivera Bernal
Color Blind Killer
(2007) |English| Documentary
Producer: Jorge Rivera Bernal
Director: Josephine Wareta-Otinga,
11-minute documentary short film financed by American Hope Charities about the HIV/AIDS pandemic in the slums of Kenya and Uganda.
Shot entirely on location and directed by Josephine Wareta-Otinga of the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, the film shows the dramatic suffering of those affected by HIV/AIDS and explores potential links to terrorist threats against the financial interests and the national security of the United States.