Give a future full
of choices
The journey to end poverty for good begins with a child.
Growing up in poverty, children face tough challenges: hunger and malnutrition, limited access to education and medical services, social discrimination and isolation. But with support from people like you, we can help children get the health care, education, life skills, job-readiness training and confidence they need to create lasting change in their lives and communities.Together, we can end poverty for good.
Clean Water & Energy
Growing up in poverty, children face tough challenges
Global Health
High-quality healthcare and prevention services
Protection
Ensuring everyone has access to human rights
Social Ventures
Market-based solutions to fight global poverty
ALL children deserve an equal opportunity to succeed in life
Our Activities
How child sponsorship works
Your monthly gift of $36 ensures that kids living in poverty have access to life-changing benefits like medical care, educational support, life skills and job-training before they graduate.
Our Programs
Featured Campaigns
It’s through mistakes that you actually can grow you get rid of everything that is not essential to makihave to get bad.
Volunteer Positions Available
4.89M
Staff and volunteers across 16 countries
68K
Of our staff in these countries are local
82%
Invested in all our programs last year 2019
136M
Invested in all our programs last year 2019
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100% of your donation will go directly to the field to support people.
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It’s through mistakes that you actually can grow you get rid of everything that is not essential to makihave to get bad.
Committed to Transparency
84% of our total operating expenses fund programs for children in the countries we serve. So when you make a monthly gift or donation to our organization, the majority of your dollars go toward exactly what you intended – supporting children in poverty.