Send a gift of love to your sponsored child today!
What is a Care Gift?
Your monthly sponsorship is making a life-changing difference in your sponsored child's life!
Your care and love for the child can go even further with a thoughtful care gift to celebrate your sponsored child's birthday or festive occasions celebrated in their country.
When you choose to send a care gift, our area programme staff will engage with your sponsored child to select items such as school supplies, clothing, livestock, groceries, or other items that meets their current needs. Every care gift is a heartfelt reminder to the child that they are loved, remembered and celebrated - from miles away.
A goat for my education
“We will raise the goat well and use the income from it for my education and household expenses” – Manoj, Nepal
A mattress to sleep on
“(I will have a) comfortable sleep on the mattress and blanket” – Gracious, Zambia
A bicycle to go to school
“I will use this bicycle for going to school with my younger brother because the school is far away from home.” – Sievmey, Cambodia
Your Care Gift Multiplies in Impact
Child
Our area programme team will help to arrange and purchase essential items like school supplies, groceries, and livestock for your sponsored child based on their current needs.
Community
When gifts are shared to improve the community, it helps nurture togetherness. Every child in the community benefits so that no one feels left out.
What you will receive
A letter and
a photo
You can expect the letter from your sponsored child within 3 months of the care gift delivery, or up to 5 months during the festive season (Oct-Jan).
A community
gift report
Receive an annual update on your child's timeline highlighting how the community has benefited from your gift.
How Communities have Benefitted
Community bridge repaired
An important bridge was repaired after suffering significant damage due to water erosion (Taikkyi AP, Myanmar)
Clean water in a school
A 900m pipe was installed to provide clean water to a school, preventing diseases. (Sindhuli East AP, Nepal)
A new classroom block
A new classroom block was built to increase capacity for students, allowing them to learn comfortably. (Musosolokwe AP, Zambia)