Bart Black

I am honored to be part of the Wave of Hope vision and, even more so, to be part of its Board of Directors.

I grew up in Guatemala as a missionary and pastor’s kid, from age 9 to 19.  Throughout the 34 years that my parents have lived in Guatemala, I have been an integral part of their ministry and operations, even as a young child.  I manage all their donor accounts, track donations, and interact with their financial supporters.  I help to oversee their stateside operations.  I also am an active board member of their organization.  My parent’s ministry has always had a heart and vision for children.  They even built and ran an elementary school during the 1990s in a rural community.  As an ongoing priority of their work, they run various children’s outreaches and feeding programs, with hundreds of children attending weekly.  From the time we moved to Guatemala until now, I have been immersed in their work.  I wouldn’t trade that time for anything because it defines who I am today!

I am excited and honored to partner with Wave of Hope.  More importantly, I am committed to defending our children from the evil that is becoming normalized in our society.