Mahima’s family lost everything. An unexpected fire broke out and destroyed their home. Thankfully, no one was injured, but the family of 5 came home to discover that all their possessions had burned.

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A feeding program was designed in Theresia Pre-School with these 53 kids in mind. Children now receive a warm breakfast and a nutritious lunch every day. #nutrition

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Happy Monday from our Luis Amigo site in Guatemala. Children at the site participated in a literacy day! The students enjoyed activities aimed to encourage reading and improve writing proficiency.

Welcome to Photo Friday! These sponsored children in Zambia have received the gift of special money. This money can be spent on any special need they may have; including clothes, uniforms, birthday presents, and even building materials for their homes.

Join us in our #FridayPrayer : Last week, we celebrated National Volunteer Week in Canada! We pray for all our Chalice Champions. We're grateful for their dedication, empathy, skills, and time to support our mission.

Thank you!

Ana's been sponsored since 2023 and this was a big support for her parents. She's studying for a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. “[Sponsorship] is a blessing to us; it'll change everything for the better. I will do my best to repay your kindness.” Anna writes.

Sr. Janefrances, Mombasa site director, realized there was a need for gardens in her community in Kenya. Though they start small, gardens grow to make a huge impact, especially for those who aren’t getting all their essential nutrients.

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Families at our Mombasa sponsor site in coastal Kenya began planting their own vegetable patches, known as kitchen gardens. These gardens provide households with fresh veggies and extra income.

#Kenya

Happy Monday from our Serenje site in Zambia! Cheerful and active Alfred is only 11 years old and was sponsored in 2022. He’s the oldest of three siblings.

This year he was so thrilled to receive the gift of his very own bicycle!

Welcome to #PhotoFriday !

Mothers attended training workshops at our CMAVIL site in Paraguay. They developed skills in cosmetology, cuisine, and event decoration. Leaving mothers more confident in getting a job or starting their own business.

Join us in our Friday Prayer: Let me be humble in sharing your good news.

Reading is an essential ability for the children at our Luis Amigó site in Guatemala. 'Reading is deciphering new codes,' explains the staff.

Sisters Inés & Medalla organized a fun literacy-themed day for children in first through fourth grades in the local public school.

Guatham dreamed about becoming successful. Chalice donors opened new doors and great opportunities for a boy who began to believe he may not achieve his life goals. Growing up the twenty-year-old from India took pride in his studies.  

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Maksym has a developmental disability which has forced him to stay at home. He is a gentle, kind, and friendly boy who is always willing to help the family.

Their refrigerator recently broke down. However, thanks to your donations, the family received a new refrigerator!

Creativity is a wonderful talent that many children share.

Today is #WorldArtDay , and we introduce our marvelous children art “Through My Eyes”, in which sponsored children from all around the world express what sponsorship means to them.

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Welcome to Photo Friday!

Ukraine is experiencing a severe shortage of staple goods. Thanks to your generosity through the Nutrition Program in Pochaiv, 380 sponsored children and their 1140 family members received supplies, allowing them to overcome food insecurity.

Join us in our #FridayPrayer : Let’s give thanks to the Lord because his mercy endures forever.

Christopher’s short experience as a child is a bit tragic. His mother passed away during childbirth and his father left him in the care of her wife's parents, Angelica and Felipe.

Through sponsorship, his grandparents started to get support for Christopher's education.