What we’re about
Empowering compassion. Since 1993 we’ve been empowering locally-led, mercy-based programs in the developing world.
Who we help
We serve orphans, child labor victims and young trafficking survivors through 9 residential care homes and 17 education centers in Asia, Africa, and South America.
Why we’re different
Rather than spending precious resources deploying Western workers, we’re empowering existing local leadership with funding, oversight, and small business development.
Recent Stories

How one shoebox traveled 8,000 miles and ignited a life-changing partnership in the Philippines
Meet Pastor Jun and his wife Gina— two of the most faithful, big-hearted people we’ve ever known. For over 25 years they’ve pastored a tiny church in a rural corner of Cebu Island, Philippines, pouring their lives into the children of surrounding villages while often struggling to feed their own family. In those early years

Double Your Year-End Impact for Children Across the Globe
As we enter the Christmas season, we are overwhelmed with gratitude reflecting on all we’ve accomplished together this year. Your support has forever changed the lives of at-risk children, orphans, and survivors across three continents. A quick global overview of the reach you’ve helped us achieve this year by God’s grace: 🇺🇬 Uganda: 962 students

Meet our 2025 child of the year: how a refugee girl’s life was transformed by our Colombia program
We are overjoyed to introduce you to our 4th Annual “Child of the Year”! Lismar is a radiant 16-year-old Venezuelan refugee whose courage, love for her sisters, and quiet determination have captured all of our hearts in Cúcuta, Colombia. Wait, Colombia? Yes! After five years of prayer, relationship-building, and several visits, we officially launched our

A world of gratitude: Thanksgiving thank-you photos from the children blessed by your generosity
As we approach Thanksgiving, we just can’t stop thanking God because the generosity he’s stirred in hearts like yours is nothing short of miraculous. Since we can’t all gather around one giant table and exchange words of gratitude, the children wanted to send the next-best thing: little masterpieces straight from their hands and hearts, created