SPONSOR A CHILD
Why Sponsor a Child?
Sponsor a Child is a deep and personal relationship between a donor with a compassionate heart and a vulnerable child in need. Your $35 monthly gift changes a child’s and community, giving them hope by providing a pathway out of poverty.
Sponsor a Child SUPPORT OUR CAUSES
We Believe Every Child Matters
Globally we seek to uplift vulnerable children and offer them hope for the future. By donating to a cause you truly care about, you are helping to make this world a better place.
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Give Where Most Needed
Your donation will help underprivileged children around the world have access to quality education, proper nutrition, clean water, and adequate sanitation.
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YOU can help us make this world a better place by donating to a cause you deeply care about.
Our Featured Projects
Education
By supporting education you are empowering children to climb out of despair and reach forward in hope. Giving a child in need access to education helps to break the cycle of poverty, by offering lifesaving tools such as literacy, critical thinking, and other important life skills.
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Women Empowerment
Women’s Education Scholarship – Help us encourage women and young girls to pursue their education and further their dreams.
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Women Empowerment & Education
The goal of this program is to provide access to quality secondary (tertiary) and vocational education services to vulnerable women in the most impoverished.
Programs Goals:
- Promote access to higher education and vocational training for underprivileged women.
- Improve the over-all wellbeing of vulnerable women through education.
- Support building confidence and the development of strong communication and leadership skills.
- Promote mentoring and provide opportunities for community service.
- Encourage Women’s Empowerment through education-based job creation.
- Increase income-generating opportunities and earning potential for women living in poverty.
