Jeremy Wildeman is the cofounder of Project Hope and the Executive Director who established “Humanitarian Opportunities for Peace and Education”, the Canadian NGO behind Project Hope. A native of Saskatchewan, he has a B.A. in Political Studies and History from the University of Saskatchewan and an M.A. in Political Science from McMaster University. He has more than seven years managerial experience in international development, humanitarian relief and fundraising. His experience comes with a particular emphasis on Middle Eastern and specifically Palestinian populations, while he has recently become involved with the Village Environment Community (VEC) Gangkharka project in Nepal. His long-term goal is to develop “Humanitarian Opportunities for Peace and Education” to be able to provide more relief to more people and communities in need, but always from the grassroots level up through self-empowered local community associations.

Abdulhakim Sabbah has served as the Director of Project Hope since May 2005. He has a Bachelors degree from Nablus' An-Najah University in English Literature and French Language. He has seen and contributed to the large growth that Project Hope experienced from 2005 until the present in terms of fund raising and expansion of programs. He played a critical role in the development of Project Hope's French as a Second language program in creating relations with the French speaking community locally and abroad.

Salem Hantoli has served as Project Hope’s Treasurer since its inception in 2004. Mr. Hantoli has Degree and Certificates in Yield Management and Hotels Operations from different universities. He setups the financial system for Project Hope and responsible for the financial policy, he helps in different management tasks.

Haneen Masri are the English Coordinators at Project Hope and has been with us since November 2009. She has a Bachelors degree in English and Italian Language from the University of Jordan. Her main responsibility at Project Hope is to coordinate the English as a second language program.

Maroof Rabaa is the Volunteer Coordinator at Project Hope and has been with us since June 2008. He has a Bachelors degree in Accounting from An-Najah University. He has skills in electronics and robotics and speaks Italian as well as English. He is responsible for coordinating the accommodation and logistics of the international volunteers and evaluating and selecting local volunteers.

Nour Dweikat and Safaa Abuaisha are the French Coordinators at Project Hope. They began working with us in November 2009 and have a Bachelors degree in French Literature from An-Najah University. They are responsible for the coordination of the French as a second language program which runs classes in the refugee camps and the old city of Nablus.

Tawfiq Abdelrahim is the Blog Instructor and Webmaster with Project Hope. He began as an assistant in June 2008 and took over the position as a part-time employee in October 2008. He is currently in his thrid year at An-Najah University studying Information Technology. He is responsible for the computer instruction under the Bridge to the World program, focusing on teaching students how to create blogs. His is also responsible for creating Project Hope's new website and making updates to both www.projecthope.ps as well as www.nablusguide.com.

Tamer Fahed is the Volunteer Officer at Project Hope and began work with us in June 2009. He has experience in business administration, accounting and is a certified tourist guide. He has been a volunteer for Project Hope since 2006 and has represented Project Hope as a volunteer in Belgium in 2007 and recently in Scotland for six months volunteering through the European Voluntary Service.


See the videos of:

- Hakim Sabbah
- Maroof rabba
- Maissa Khwaireh
-Tharwa Mazen
- Hiba Yousef