Nutritious Meals
Would you share this need and the blessings of sponsorship with your family and friends this Valentine’s Day?
Let’s give love that lasts so that every child is known and loved.
15 yrs. old
Entered the program: September 2023
Era lives with her mother and two sisters in her grandparents’ home. The house was built many years ago and is in fair condition. Era’s father passed away in 2022, leaving the family with no means of support so they had to move in with their grandparents. They live on government assistance which basically is only enough to cover utilities for 2 weeks. Era's mother struggles to provide for the family on her own; housework falls largely to Era and her older sister and they often lack food. Life is very difficult for them.
Era's sister, Ema, is also in the Corner Stone program.
As a child sponsor, you’re providing things like nutritious meals, safe drinking water, education, health care, and spiritual instruction. Beyond meeting their critical needs, you’re building a priceless personal relationship with your child, helping them discover their true worth and God-given potential.
Choose a boy or girl to sponsor with an ongoing commitment of at least $38 a month.
You’ll receive a sponsor kit which includes your child’s profile and photo. You’ll also receive quarterly updates on your impact and letters from your child!
You can build a relationship with your child by sending photos, emails, letters and cards. You can even visit your child if you go on a short-term mission trip with a group!
Your sponsorship helps provide for your child’s physical, educational and spiritual needs. These needs are met differently depending on the community your child is in, but include things like:
We specialize in quality mission trips, affording you the opportunity for meaningful face-to-face time with your child.
Our programs focus on education – the #1 factor in breaking the cycle of poverty.
We place high value on personal communication with you as a sponsor.
Our programs are Christ-centered and have strong relationships with the local church.