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Feeding Programs for Orphans: Nourishing Bodies, Restoring Hope
Every child deserves to feel full, safe, and cared for. Every widow should know she won’t go to bed hungry. Yet for many, even the hope of a daily meal feels far away. Feeding programs for orphans provide a lifeline in places where food insecurity is a daily reality and the pain of hunger runs deep. Across the regions we serve, the lack of food creates more than empty stomachs. Orphans struggle to grow and learn. Widows sacrifice their own meals for the sake of others. Hunger doesn’t just hurt bodies; it weakens entire communities. But the solution is within Orphans
Hope and Healing Returned to Buloba—Thanks to You
When we say, “You make it possible,” we truly mean it. Every story of hope and healing that we share starts with your kindness. And thanks to your ongoing support, something amazing happened in Buloba, Uganda. You Stepped in When Help Was Needed Most For a long time, healthcare in Buloba was supported by international aid. But when that funding ended, the community was left without essential health services. Medical shelves went empty. Clinics struggled. People had nowhere to turn. But you didn’t let them face it alone. Our Ugandan team and Kinship Alumni knew they had to act fast. Community
Bible Verses About Giving to Others
Giving is one of the most beautiful expressions of faith. It’s not just about money; it’s about love, obedience, and a desire to reflect God’s character. There’s no shortage of Bible verses about giving that are filled with encouragement and instruction about caring for others through generosity. When you give, especially to those in deep need, you’re participating in something bigger. At Kinship United, we see this every day. Someone gives, and a child eats. A widow prays, and a safe home is provided. A donor acts, and a miracle unfolds. Let’s look at what the Bible says about giving Community
Alber’s Story: The Little Miracle at House of Mercy Indonesia
In Indonesia… You uplifted a very special child! Alber when he first joined his Kinship Project. Meet Alber, who turned 1 the same week his mother suddenly died. A year after that, the seizures began. Alber’s frequent illness and seizures devastated his development: he could not talk, or even sit up like other kids his age. He stopped growing, so much smaller than every child around him. Alber’s father moved back to his home village, so relatives could help - but in deep poverty, they could not. So he had to bring Alber to his factory job, where Alber sat Newsletter
Your Life-Changing Impact, Around the World!
Whether your kindness goes “where most needed” (so you can respond to any emergency around the globe), or if you give to a specific Kinship Project or country, you change the world! In Thailand… You rescue refugee children and internally-displaced people (IDPs) who have NOTHING. In addition to the recent catastrophic earthquake, bordering country Burma/Myanmar has been devastated by war for many years. Imagine the number of children whose parents died in an airstrike, a collapsed building, disease, or hunger. Thanks to you, Kinship Projects in Thailand aid their communities inundated with refugee camps. Some kids are rescued; others – Newsletter
