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In the heart of Africa, a Children's Village is providing a safe, loving, and nurturing environment for children who have been orphaned or abandoned. More than just a shelter, this village is a thriving community where kids receive education, healthcare, nutritious meals, and the emotional support they need to grow and dream big. Your donation can help provide essentials like school supplies, clean water, medical care, and a stable home — giving these children the chance at a brighter, more hopeful future. Every gift, no matter the size, plays a role in building a stronger foundation for their lives. Join us in making a lasting impact.     

Welcome to the Land of Volcanos! El Salvador is home to more than 100 volcanos. This makes for breathtaking landscapes and fertile soil, boasting of a vast array of tropical fruit. El Salvador is also a surfer’s paradise with a long coastline bordering the Pacific Ocean. Sadly, amongst all this natural beauty, four out of ten El Salvadorians struggle in poverty. Fourteen percent of children experience growth stunting due to malnutrition and almost 25% of school-aged children do not attend school. In partnership with a local church and Christian school network, we are working diligently to help meet physical, educational and spiritual needs of families. We do this through Community Development efforts with the local church, short-term mission trips, and through our Child Sponsorship program. Sponsorship provides children a Christian education, regular nutrition, necessary medical care and consistent opportunities to hear the Gospel. Lives are being changed in El Salvador because of people like you!    

​Nairobi, Kenya, stands as a vibrant hub of female entrepreneurship, with women owning approximately 48% of all small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the country, contributing significantly to the nation's economic growth. This entrepreneurial spirit is particularly pronounced in urban areas like Nairobi, where 40% of women are considered empowered, nearly double the rate of their rural counterparts. Despite this progress, challenges persist, as only 29% of women nationwide are deemed empowered, highlighting the need for continued support and resources.