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Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Much Bigger Responsibilities
A little boy in the Dominican Republic looks down the dirt road that crosses in front of his home, a small wooden shack. He sees a group begin to gather as people from the church down the road start passing out bags of food. With bare feet and dusty and dirty pants, he walks with his little sister towards the crowd. This might be his only chance to get something for his sister to eat for the week. And he’ll eat whatever’s left. A little later, his left hand, barely big enough to hold a softball, clutches two large bags Orphan Rescue
This is Your Moment to Reach the Marginalized and Lost. Will You Do It?
There are some rescues that haunt you. They keep you awake at night wondering if there was something more you could have done. Some leave you shuddering at the thought of what could have happened if you hadn’t gotten there in time. Like Evelyn. She was sick in the hospital at age five when her mother abandoned her there. A complete stranger scooped her up and brought her home, but it wasn’t to help her. She forced Evelyn to work in her house and serve her and her children. She mistreated her day and night. Instead of calling Evelyn by Orphan Rescue
You Can Take Care of the Matibo Kinship Kids for ALL of 2019
The heart of Kinship is the idea that we all take care of each other. At Matibo Kinship Project, dozens of orphans, along with widowed caregivers, have no one else to take care of them – they need you. This Giving Tuesday, you can make sure the Matibo Kinship Kids are taken care of all year in 2019. They do not have any monthly sponsorship, and they need $19,000 for the year in order to provide their orphans and widows with food, medical care, school supplies and fees, clothes, and a safe place to call “home”. 100% of your gift Kinship
We Want to Thank Some of Our Favorite People – People Like You!
You know who some of the unsung heroes of Kinship United are? They’re people just like you, who have committed to sponsor a Kinship Project! These wonderful people give generously every single month to take care of orphans and widows in a Kinship Project they can personally connect with. Why are we so grateful for our Kinship Sponsors? They make the world go ‘round for the orphans and widows we serve together! With their gifts, the children have food, clothes, everything they need for school, and more. They pray for their Kinship Kids, and some even take the trip to Appreciation
We’re Counting our Blessings, and You’re High on the List!
Your gifts, big and small, are transforming the lives of orphans and widows every single day. Sometimes in ways you might not realize! From little things like fresh milk or a sweater, to big deals like beds and school supplies, we want you to know just how much you are blessing these kids. You were an answer to prayers in Uganda with cozy beds and warm sweaters. The old wooden beds at the Buloba Kinship Project were rotting and had become breeding grounds for bedbugs and carpenter ants. But thanks to you, they now have brand new metal beds, and Appreciation
