Our founders, Phil and Wendy Wall, were both awarded an MBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours List for their services to our work with vulnerable children in Southern and Eastern Africa.

Together with our corporate partner, Qlik.org, we developed two cutting-edge data dashboards that are advancing how we monitor, evaluate and improve our programmes.

Phil Wall met Zodwa and our story began.

Phil and Wendy raised £2 million through their 1010 Challenge and WeSeeHope (then known as HOPEHIV) was founded.

A reception was held at 10 Downing Street, hosted by Gordon and Sarah Brown, inviting influencers to support our cause.

Our SEP Challenge was developed to encourage school children to fundraise through social enterprise.

Our project office moved to Tanzania from South Africa, reflecting our expansion into Eastern Africa.

We launch a new 1010 Challenge in celebration of our 10th Birthday.

We were awarded a Radio 4 fundraising appeal to increase support for our projects.

One of our amazing supporters, Sarah O’Neil, ran 12 marathons in 12 days as part of her ‘12 in 12’ fundraising challenge.