We are honored to partner with Porter's Stores in West Texas as customers are invited to "round up" their grocery bill to serve the orphaned and vulnerable with Orphan Outreach. In 2019, more than $140,000 was raised with simple pocket change. The funds were used around the world to provide for urgent needs, program expansion, and... continue
$40 helps meet Immediate needs like food for a month for the children and families we serve.
The time has never been more urgent to help restore hope for orphaned and vulnerable children.
Last year, people like you made a difference
7,000+
CHILDREN + FAMILIES SERVED GLOBALLY
1,577
CHILDREN RECEIVED A CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
479,842
NUTRITIOUS MEALS PROVIDED
1,206
CHILDREN
SPONSORED
29
FAMILIES RECEIVED ADOPTION GRANTS
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Whether it's by sponsoring a child, becoming a prayer partner or going on a mission trip, we need people like you to join with us and use your gifts and talents to serve children in need.
Without your help, orphaned and vulnerable children around the world won’t get the vital care they need to thrive. Join us in changing the lives of these children today.
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- 1 hour ago
Brayan is a giant slayer!
In Guatemala, the odds aren’t great for a kid to complete their education. But children who are sponsored are up to 40% more likely to finish high school!
Brayan believes he will be one of those kids! His favorite subject at school is math, and he wants to be an accountant when he grows up. Brayan also attends CadaNino, where he takes typing classes, is learning how to code, and receives tutoring and Bible lessons each week. The care he’s receiving is teaching him how to care for his family too, and he loves helping around the house now. His favorite Bible study is of the most famous giant slayer ever: David and Goliath!
Brayan would love for you to be his sponsor, to ensure he continues to receive the essentials of care he needs to thrive. Get to know him now and say “yes!” to sponsorship!
The link’s in our bio!
- 1 day ago
Even though classrooms remain closed in Honduras due to COVID, the staff at NiCo is making sure students receive a quality education. When families receive meals, kids get learning kits filled with lessons and activities to help with spelling, writing, math, and more.
Just $40 helps make sure families are fed each month and kids continue to be provided the essentials of care needed to thrive. Thanks for your support as we continue to restore hope—together!
bit.ly/RestoreHopeOO - 2 days ago
“The daily work of Orphan Care can be challenging and at times, discouraging. But something that never fails to restore our hope is the potential impact of generational work. We believe everything we pour into a child, will be multiplied as they grow and start a family of their own. The foundation we help build will serve to strengthen the foundation of their families, their community, and possibly even their country. We are invested in the long-road—bent on changing the trajectory of these kid’s lives. That kind of work is bound to have an impact! And that’s something to get excited about.” Rey Diaz, Orphan Outreach Senior Vice President - 3 days ago
School is back in session at ACK Madeleine Center, and for students it means more than books and school supplies. Providing holistic care is a priority for every child we serve—the physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual each child needs to thrive.
Learn more about ways you can get involved in the life of a child who is orphaned or vulnerable right now! The link’s in our bio!
- 6 days ago
The perfect combo of mask and chain. Handcrafted, limited edition, and life-changing.
Your purchase meets urgent needs for children and families while providing dignified work for artisans.
That’s a double impact that impacts your life too.
Select your mask and mask chain—then use promo code STAYSAFE to get the combo for only $25!
Shop now, stay safe, and make a difference! The link is in our bio!
Offer good through 2/28.
- 1 week ago
Who loves potatoes? THIS GIRL!
Her mom is a day laborer, and even though she and her daughters live with HIV, she works hard to provide what she can for them. J**** has her mom’s spark. She loves to help others, and everyone says she is kind and caring. J**** enjoys playing with her friends, and she may be a budding artist based on how much she likes to draw. At school, her favorite subject is Mizo, the language spoken in her home state of Mizoram. She also excels in English, and she could use some encouragement in mathematics because it’s not something that comes naturally like language. If you’re a fan of potatoes, J**** is your girl because they are her favorite food! She’s thankful for the care she and her family receive from the Gan Sabra Community Program—they are provided HIV medicine, veggies and fruit, and support to keep the girls in school.
Sponsor J****and you’ll ensure she continues to receive the essentials of care needed to thrive and grow. You can send a letter telling her about your love of potatoes too. And you can let her know that math is something she’ll use for the rest of her life, and you’re proud of her for being diligent.
Get to know J**** now and say “yes” to sponsorship!
orphanoutreach.org/sponsorship/23648
- 1 week ago
From the Texas-based staff of Orphan Outreach, and our families tall and small, thank you for your prayers as our home state experiences winter in a brand new way.
We are grateful for the essentials of care we all need to thrive. And yes, we are very thankful for Zoom, Slack, WhatsApp, and every tool that keeps us connected with our global family even now.
Hope is being restored around the world—and right here in the Lone Star State.
- 1 week ago
We say holistic care for kids is a priority, but what does it mean?
It means the essentials of care that help a child thrive. At @cada.nino, students receive quality educational support and technical training that changes their lives. There is mentoring to help navigate life, meals for kids and their families to help in times of crisis. And at the center of it all is the Gospel. This year, CadaNiño has added prayer boxes so the students can share their requests. Members of local churches are partnering in prayer with the kids and their families.
You can become a prayer partner too for CadaNiño and the other ministries supported by Orphan Outreach by subscribing to our monthly updates. The link’s in our bio!
- 1 week ago
Together, we restore hope for orphaned and vulnerable children. From meals to mentoring, family preservation to foster care, your prayers and support make a difference.
We see hope in Guatemala, Honduras, Kenya, India, Nepal, Russia, Latvia, and Ukraine today. That makes us smile.
Let us know—where do you see hope today? Share in the comments below!
- 2 weeks ago
The orphan is not a cause. The orphan is not an issue. The orphan has a human face, and that face is Galilean. Jesus tells us that when we see the poor, the weak, the vulnerable, the tossed aside, we see Him there.
(Russell Moore)
- 2 weeks ago
This will be the first time in four years that Orphan Outreach volunteers won’t be dancing the night away with our kids from @downguatemala at Night to Shine. A global pandemic may keep us from traveling, but it’s NOT keeping the celebration from happening! Every prince and princess will receive their crown, along with a most amazing meal and gifts for their caregivers. Even at home, this is our night to shine, Guatemala! Thank you, @timtebowfoundation, for all you do to bring joy to the kids we adore.
Save us a dance for 2022. We’ve already got our party clothes packed!
(If you are interested in learning more about this special mission trip in Guatemala, message us and we’ll be sure to send details your way).
- 2 weeks ago
This soccer player wants to be a Royal Rangers instructor someday!
Of all the things Tomass loves to do, soccer is high on the list. He attends the Day Centre in Karosta, where he is provided Christ-centered mentorship, a nutritious meal, and a safe place to do homework and play with friends. His mentors say he is genuine and he always has a smile to offer. Tomass loves being part of Royal Rangers too, and hopes to be an instructor someday. He really likes honey cake and chicken salad (we think both sound incredible too), and his favorite Bible story is of Joseph in Egypt. Tomass would love for you to pray for his parents (they are both struggling with health issues that keep them from being able to work), and also that his family would love each other well.
Tomass would love to have a sponsor like you, too! Your support will ensure he continues to receive the care he needs to thrive! Get to know him now and say “yes!” to sponsorship! His link is in our bio!
- 2 weeks ago
We are honored to partner with Porter’s Stores in West Texas as their customers are invited to “round up” their grocery bill to serve the orphaned and vulnerable with Orphan Outreach.
In 2019, more than $140,000 was raised with simple pocket change. The funds were used around the world to provide for urgent needs, program expansion, and new endeavors—including this powerful story that is changing the lives of students in Nairobi, Kenya.
Take a moment and read “Let There Be Light!” You’ll cheer too! (the link’s in our bio)
- 2 weeks ago
What impact are your purchases making with Orphan Outreach Marketplace? The artisans want you to know. And they say, “Thank you.”
Remember, you meet the needs of the children and families we serve everytime you shop at the Orphan Outreach Marketplace. Plus you provide dignified and meaningful work for our artisans. That’s what it means to restore hope in a beautiful way. Thank you for partnering with us!
Visit orphanoutreach.org/marketplace to see all that’s in store for Valentine’s Day! - 3 weeks ago
Thank you, A Mission Focused Life, for hosting our own Mike Douris on your most recent podcast! Mike talks about the power of perspective in short-term missions, and the two things that define what Christ has called us to do as we serve the orphaned and vulnerable.
You’ll find the episode link in our bio! Be sure to listen!
- 3 weeks ago
Congratulations to Robin Connor, WOW Houston President, for receiving the Ladies of Memorial Community Icon award. This award honors an individual in Houston, Texas, with a proven record of exceptional generosity, and who encourages others to be leaders in philanthropy.
Women for Orphans Worldwide (WOW) is the national volunteer auxiliary for Orphan Outreach. @orphanoutreach_wow_hou supports our ministry programs in Guatemala by providing critical funding to improve the physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual lives of orphaned and vulnerable children and families. The WOW Houston Circle of Hope Market, held each December, is the group’s largest fundraiser. Every purchase supports the needs of orphaned and vulnerable children Orphan Outreach serves around the world while providing dignified work and fair wages to our artisan partners.
WOW HOUSTON BOARD: Robin Conner, Amy Hubbard, Regina Lane, Christina Morse, Suzanne Odum, Heather Rexrode, Terri Tarwater, Julie Treadwell
If you’re ready to serve orphaned and vulnerable children in powerful ways, learn more about WOW!
orphanoutreach.org/make-a-difference/women-for-orphans-worldwide - 3 weeks ago
What a powerful week in Kenya! Thank you to Ronnie Mosley, humanitarian photographer and Orphan Outreach friend who traveled to Patmos School in Mathare Slum to capture images and stories! It’s a rare treat to see behind-the-scenes—and we are grateful for his love for the orphaned and vulnerable!
Sharliz Adhiambo attends Patmos School, where she receives holistic care thanks to child sponsorship. She has a chance to break the cycle of property that grips those who live in Mathare, the second largest slum in Africa.
“From my interview with Patmos student Sharliz Adhiambo and her mother Caroline:
“What does it mean for your child to attend Patmos school? ‘Because my child has a sponsor I was able to take her to Patmos to get a better education. I am so happy that she is progressing well with her education.’
“What has your child taught you since she started at Patmos School? ‘Since my child started attending Patmos school, she has taught me a lot because they are being taught about drug abuse and trying to avoid that and they are also taught to be responsible children and to be a good influence on others.’
(Sharliz) “What would you like to be when you grow up? And where would you like to use this profession? ‘I would like to be a doctor when I grow up so that I can treat my parents and siblings.’
“What have you learned from going to school? ‘I have been taught never to cheat, never t to hurt other children and never to insult other people.’
Read the full interview by visiting capturinggrace.org/blog/
And get to know Patmos School and meet the other students ready for you to be their sponsor today! orphanoutreach.org/program/2/patmos-school - 3 weeks ago
Congratulations to Robin Connor, WOW Houston President, for receiving the Ladies of Memorial Community Icon award. This award honors an individual in Houston, Texas, with a proven record of exceptional generosity, and who encourages others to be leaders in philanthropy.
Women for Orphans Worldwide (WOW) is the national volunteer auxiliary for Orphan Outreach. If you’re ready to serve orphaned and vulnerable children in powerful ways, join WOW Houston today!
orphanoutreach.org/wow-houston - 3 weeks ago
Humanitarian photographer @capturinggracearoundtheworld has been taking us on a special journey to Kenya as he captures stories of hope at Patmos School for Orphan Outreach! We’re sharing them all this week!
“Thanks to child sponsorship, Latifa Achieng attends Patmos School and has a chance to break the cycle of property that grips those who live in Mathare, the second largest slum in Africa.
“From my interview with Milka Adhiambo and her daughter, Latifa Achieng:
“What does it mean for your child to attend Patmos school? ‘I feel that it is good for my child to be in Patmos because sometimes when I am down sick, I do not have money and I am grateful that my child is given school fees and school uniform and food at school.’
“What changes have you seen in your child since she they began attending Patmos School? I appreciate my child being at Patmos. Initially when she joined Patmos she did not know how to read, but now she knows how to read and I really appreciate the kind of changes that are taking place in her life.’
“What dreams and goals do you have for your child? ‘I would like for Leila to grow up and be a teacher in the future, that is her greatest desire and goal.’”
Read the rest of the interview at capturinggrace.org/blog/. And learn more about Patmos School and how you can become a sponsor today by visiting orphanoutreach.org/program/2/patmos-school - 3 weeks ago
“I’m kind of an all-or-nothing person,” laughs Bev Berry. She began her journey with Orphan Outreach at a Women for Orphans Worldwide fundraiser, and soon found herself serving in Guatemala. Now the Dallas/Fort Worth realtor has a way to help others give.
“I love volunteering, whether it’s going into the villages and building a stove or putting on a fancy dress and introducing more people to an organization I love. There’s just a sense of pride I have for all the work they do. I love being a part of it.” Get to know Bev and learn how she is transforming home purchases and sales into help for the orphaned and vulnerable.
- 3 weeks ago
This week, we’re taking you on a special journey with @capturinggracearoundtheworld, humanitarian photographer and friend of Orphan Outreach. He travels to Kenya to gather stories and images at Patmos School.
“Yesterday I introduced you to the Mathare slum where over 600,000 people live in extreme poverty. Today I want to introduce you to the Patmos School and one its students, Collins Monda.
“Collins is 15 years old and has attended Patmos School since the first grade. He speaks multiple languages, his favorite subjects are Swahili and science and he looks forward to using his education to help his family and improve the lives of others who live in Mathare. His dream is to become a police officer.
“Thanks to the education Collins is receiving he has a real chance to break the multigenerational cycle of poverty that hangs so heavy over the slums of Mathare. He is a wonderful example of a life transformed through the partnership of Orphan Outreach, Patmos School and child sponsorship.”
Read the rest of Ronnie’s story at capturinggrace.org/blog. And meet Collins’ friends at Patmos School! There’s a sponsor child waiting for you! orphanoutreach.org/program/2/patmos-school - 4 weeks ago
Your sponsorship of children in the countries we serve provides the essentials of care each child needs to thrive.
And sponsorship does even more. It’s a story of hope. Your sponsored child is more likely to complete school because of your support. They are more likely to become community and church leaders too. You help inspire confidence by letting them know they have someone who believes in their dreams.
Why not write your sponsor child right now, and let them know how proud you are of them! We’ve made sending a letter easy! Complete our special form (the link’s in our bio), and we’ll be sure to deliver your note of encouragement!
Thank you for being a sponsor! You help restore hope for orphaned and vulnerable children!
- 4 weeks ago
At the heart of all we do is the love of Jesus.
And that’s why sponsorship provides spiritual care for every child we serve.
Your sponsor child receives practical, Christ-centered wisdom about how to serve others with grace as they learn to be strong leaders in their community. And they are covered in prayer every single day.
Thank you, sponsors, for helping to restore hope for orphaned and vulnerable children.
- 4 weeks ago
What does sponsorship mean for the children we serve around the world?
It means your sponsor child is provided a quality education—through programs including schools, after-school programs, early childhood development, aging out initiatives, and community outreach.
That’s what YOUR sponsorship provides right now.
Thank you, sponsors. You help restore hope for orphaned and vulnerable children!
- 4 weeks ago
To everyone who sponsors a child through Orphan Outreach:
THANK YOU.
Your support provides the essentials of care your sponsor child needs to thrive. You’ve learned that hope can and will continue to be restored through the simple gift of $36 a month. Your sponsorship reflects the Good News of Jesus Christ, each and every day.
Not yet a sponsor? Learn more now at orphanoutreach.org. - 4 weeks ago
What does sponsorship mean for the children we serve around the world?
It means emotional support is always there.
Mentoring. Counseling. Navigating the complexities of life.
That’s what YOUR sponsorship provides right now.
Thank you, sponsors. You help restore hope for orphaned and vulnerable children! - 1 month ago
What does sponsorship mean for the children we serve around the world? It means physical care is provided to those kids.
That’s what YOUR sponsorship provides right now. Healthy meals. Nutritious snacks. And expanded care for family members as we provide ongoing care due to COVID-19.
Thank you, sponsors. You help restore hope for orphaned and vulnerable children!
- 1 month ago
This week, we’re inviting you into the life of humanitarian photographer @capturinggracearoundtheworld as he travels to Kenya to bring back stories and images for Orphan Outreach. Ronnie shares his personal accounts this week as he meets the people of Mathare Slum and the students and staff of Patmos School.
“CAN YOU IMAGINE FOR A MOMENT LIVING IN ONE OF THE LARGEST SLUMS IN AFRICA? CAN YOU IMAGINE IF YOU WERE A SINGLE MOM WITH NO RESOURCES TO EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN AND PROVIDE THEM WITH A LIFE THAT IS ANY LESS PAINFUL THAN YOUR OWN?
“Most People in Mathare live in 6 ft. x 8 ft. shanties made of old tin and mud. Most have no beds, no electricity, and no running water. People sleep on pieces of cardboard on the dirt floors of the shanties. There are public toilets shared by up to 100 people and residents have to pay to use them. Those who cannot afford to pay must use the alleys and ditches between the shanties. “Flying toilets” are plastic bags used by the residents at night, then thrown into the Nairobi River, which is the source of the residents’ water supply.
“Approximately 600,000 people live in an area of three square miles. Most live on an income of less than a dollar per day. Crime and HIV/AIDs are common. Many parents die of AIDS and leave their children to fend for themselves. Mathare Community Outreach tries to care for as many of these orphans as possible, but their resources are limited.
“Thanks to child sponsorship at Patmos School through Orphan Outreach, hope has been given to families in Mathare and lives are being changed.”
To read more of Ronnie’s story today, visit his blog at capturinggrace.org/blog/. We’ve got behind-the-scenes stories all week long right here too!
And learn more about Patmos School and what it means to sponsor a child today! Visit our website for more information! - 1 month ago
Our priorities are clear:
Provide holistic care.
Promote family.
Prepare for independence.
Protect the rights of children.
This year, let’s restore hope—together.
- 1 month ago
“There is nothing more beautiful than being a small part of God’s story of restoration.” Jedd Medefind, Christian Alliance for Orphans
What a powerful way of looking at what it means to restore hope together. Yes, we are called to community. We are built for belonging. And miracles happen when we link arms to serve together. We are written into the pages of redemption, in our own neighborhoods and around the world.
Are you ready to embrace God’s story of restoration in the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children? Learn all the ways you can get involved today! The link in our bio is there just for you!
- 1 month ago
Sponsor this smile.
Little Z lost her parents to HIV, and there was no family member to provide care for her. She’s now living in a safe secure home where she’s receiving wraparound care and thriving. Z is learning colors and shapes, and she really likes rhymes. She’ll take milk over juice any day, and she really loves puppies!
Being Z’s sponsor means ensuring she continues to receive the physical, spiritual, emotional, and educational care she needs. And right now, little Z would love for YOU to be that sponsor.
- 1 month ago
We help equip orphaned and vulnerable children to reach their fullest potential in life. Yes, we make preparing kids for independence a priority—because it’s a powerful way to restore hope.
When you partner with us, you join us in that mission. Together, we can—and will—restore hope. - 1 month ago
Our mission is clear. Our vision is simple.
Together, we restore hope.
But how does it happen?
This is our ministry focus. It’s frontline work and behind the scenes support. It’s sitting at the table with children and families, and with government and ministry leaders. It’s walking the long road to independence when navigating that road is difficult. It’s a warm welcome in a world that often keeps doors closed.
And we do it all with you as our partners in prayer and support. Thank you.
To learn more about the ways you can be part of a child’s life right now, visit the link in our bio!