Sponsorship and Giving Options

The General Fund is vital to filling the gaps each month where the needs are the greatest and they are under-resourced. Undesignated gifts allow the flexibility to be applied to programs that need extra funding.

Sponsor a child living in a village community attending one of the Child Development Centers for $45 a month or sponsor a student who lives in a city that wants to attend a private school for $55 a month.

Children who lose a sponsor need to remain enrolled in the program so their needs continue to be met. This fund helps to cover their program costs until a permanent sponsor comes forward.

Help a woman in a desperate situation by giving her the opportunity to gain new life skills so she can support her family. Your support will allow a woman to beome a seamstress. We need to find 240 sponsors every year.

Provide education and training to equip a community leader with skills to bring about socio-economic change that will bring hope and new life to a community. We need 36 more sponsors this year.

Scholarship funding is a top priority to meet our goal of supplying 40% of students with a schlarship. The average annual tuition is $2,300. A gift in any size will help us reach our goal. This year we need to raise $285,200 for 124 scholarships. A gift in any amount is greatly appreciated.

We still have several sponsorship opportunities with naming rights available on many of the college buildings, dorms, fitness center and rooms.

This fund was created to provide for our fixed US overhead expenses, such as the annual audit fee, to allow more donations to support our programs in India. 100% of your gifts will go toward these administrative expenses. Click here to view a list of these needs.

Whether you are renewing your sponsorship or making a special gift, every child needs to know they are loved and are special. If there is a special holiday, occasion or need, sponsors can also send a gift to the family.

We occasionally raise support to meet special needs of our partner in India. When disaster strikes, we can release funds immediately to address disaster relief or provide emergency medical care.