Our mission is to provide free medical care to the people of Bolivia
Mission of Hope Bolivia has two established medical clinics operating in Bolivia. One is in Santa Cruz, and the other is in Sucre.
Exciting Updates!
September 1st begins our $150,000 matching gift challenge. Every donation that is received between September 1st and December 31st will be matched until we hit a total of $150,000. We are so thankful for our donors who faithfully support the work of providing free healthcare and the declaration of the Gospel to the people of Bolivia.
The 2026 Matching Gift begins September 1st
How Many People Did We Serve?
Check out our Annual Reports Page to see how many patients were served and the Gospel impact that our ministry has had in the past three years. CLICK HERE
If you are interested in receiving a free copy of our founder's book, please send us a request on the contact form.
We'd Like to Come to Your Home and Share Our Story.
We have so many incredible donors. At Mission of Hope, Bolivia, we like to think of our supporters as family AND as ambassadors. To maintain these valuable relationships, we'd like to extend to you an opportunity. If you have a network of supporters in your area, we'd love to come and meet with you as a group. If there aren't other supporters in your area, but you have friends who would like to hear about our ministry, we'd love to come and share with your group. It could be something as simple as a short meeting with coffee and dessert. We would cover the expenses and one of our team members would travel to you and give an update on the work of MOHB. If you, an ambassador of this mission, are interested, please reach out through the contact link in the top menu.
OUR STORY
A Vision Became a Reality.
In 1999, Cindy Thacker had a vision to provide free medical care to the underprivileged people of Bolivia. She didn't know, at that time, how this vision would come to fruition, but God was faithful, and Cindy was determined.
Today, there are two free clinics in Bolivia providing medical care. One is in Santa Cruz, a city of about two million people, and the other is in the Quechua Indian community of Sucre, high up in the Andes Mountains.
