I WANT TO ADOPT A PROJECT!
AVAILABLE PROJECTS
Education is a big need in many of the poor village communities of Kenya, we want to build schools and create opportunities for these poor kids to flourish.
There is a need to provide housing for many children who are orphaned or abandoned due to previous violence in Kenya., we can do this together.
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We partnered with Ashirvad Children's Home in India to help them complete their building needs. We would like to build them a boys dormitory next.
The Chin State is the poorest region of Myanmar, so we work with New Eden Charity (Global Partners) towards building schools to serve poor communities.
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With property owned by Faith Builders in Kigali, and the plans already on paper, we want to assist in fundraising to build a three story hillside school.
Ensenada, Mexico is a two hour drive south of the Southern California Border. Would you like to both physically and/or financially see a house built for a poor family in a weekend? These 'Homes of Hope' cost around $7,000 to build, and can be completed over a two day time period.
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ON-GOING PROJECTS
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Ryan Pietrzyk
- CHILDRENS HOME IN ROTE, INDONESIA "Hey, what’s up everyone? My name is Ryan Pietrzyk and my project is to help fundraise for/facilitate the construction of a children’s home in Rote, Indonesia. I found out recently that the children will lose their current home in January 2016, so it is imperative that the progress of the new home continues. I have met a lot of amazing people along the way and I continue to be blessed with great experiences – so many kind hearts have donated. There have been complications with certain construction plans, communication can be difficult, but what is most important is that everyone has kept complete faith in creating opportunity for these amazing children and the surrounding community. Would you like to be apart of creating a new home for these wonderful children in Rote?" Blog: http://www.lovingorphansglobalrote.com/ |
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Bagus Ferriyanto - HAPPY HEALTHY KIDS I remember when I was a kid, my parents always had to tell me to take a shower because I was dirty and stinky every day. I think this is the same for most kids around the world, haha. My hope is that by giving them a nice toiletry set, they will be encouraged and excited to keep their bodies clean and smelling fresh; this will also help them to stay healthy. The idea of this project is to give them their own personal hygiene amenities. To provide for each child for the year is $20 per child, we are hoping to bless at least 85 children throughout this year. |
COMPLETED PROJECTS
Christopher Homokay - Garden for good, Indonesia
"My name is Chris Homokay, I have studied agriculture at Ventura College in California. I plan to bless the children’s home in East Bali by putting my studies into practice. I am passionate about turning barren land into life giving gardens that will feed and nourish many people. This will be my first trip to Indonesia, and I am excited to help and serve. " 
THE BARTELS FAMILY raised money to build a new kitchen for Ashirvad Children's Home in Tuni, India. Within a month and a half, they had raised enough money to build the kitchen/dining hall, and fulfil other needs of the home. They had a wonderful experience traveling there together as a family, and this will always be a big part of there hearts.
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Kevin Paschall - Nepal Projects "My name is Kevin Paschall. I have had a few opportunities to love on God’s children all over the world within the past few years and every one of those occasions has been life changing. My goal is three-fold: To install solar panels that will provide hot water during the cold winter months, obtain a new washer/dryer, and update some older kitchen equipment. Any support will go directly toward funding these projects for the Children’s Home in Nepal. Also partnering with Faith Foundation of Nepal." 
Lindsey Spieker - BALI BUS PROJECT
The Children's Home needed a bus to transport the kids to school each day. Before, they were making 4 different trips, to school and back, and now they can accomplish it in one trip saving both gas and time for the staff. I adopted this project to help fill this need, and in 52 days of sharing within my community we had raised around $11,500 for the new bus. I traveled to Bali, Indonesia where we purchased the bus, and surprised the kids and staff. They were so happy and grateful, and the kids love their new ride! |
Ferriy raised money for one of our partners that needed money for the kids school fees by running his first half marathon!
With proper care, the biogas project at the East Bali children’s home will supply enough gas to cover all of the home’s energy needs over the next three decades, eliminating the dependence on outside donations to buy gas. Additionally, the pigs used to supply the waste that powers the biogas, are being bred and sold, providing additional income for the home.
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