One child, one sponsor, one church.
Sponsorship
$45 a month
Church partners
400
Since
1992
When you sponsor a child, a local church near their home makes sure they get to school, see a doctor and eat well. You write to each other, and you pray for each other.
Children do better when an adult knows their name.
Sponsored children have a mentor at their church who sees them every week, and a sponsor somewhere else who writes to them and prays for them. Knowing that God loves you, and that someone is cheering for you, makes school easier to stick with.
See our impact94%
of sponsored children finish primary school
89%
say they feel hopeful about the future
86%
say their faith is growing
Illustrative figures for this demo.
Children waiting for a sponsor.
Sample profiles for this demo. A real site would show live profiles from its sponsorship system.
See all children
One child at a time.
What $45 a month pays for.
Every sponsored child gets the same four things from a church near their home. We start with school, but we never stop at school: the mentor’s job is to know the child, pray with them and show them what Jesus is like.
01
Education
School fees, books and an after-school tutor.02
Nutrition
A hot lunch on school days, and height and weight checks every term.03
Health care
Check-ups, vaccines and medicine when a child gets sick.04
Faith
A mentor at the church, and someone who prays for them by name.Things we’re raising money for right now.
Sponsorship covers each child’s basics. Appeals pay for the bigger things a church partner asks us for, and every appeal closes when it’s funded. Pray for the pastors who asked.
Appeal 01Desks for a church school in the hills
Appeal 02Vaccines before the rainy season
Appeal 03School lunches for one term
Illustrative figures for this demo.
“Let the little children come to me.” Matthew 19:14
Four stories from the Gospels about how Jesus treated children, with a short prayer for each day.
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$45 a month. 84 cents of every dollar goes to programs for children, and our accounts are audited every year.
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