Help Provide Shelter and Care For Just One!

Our parnter organizations serve the needs of orphans day by day. Our mission is to come alongside qualifying partner organizations to help them raise funds for building projects to better serve orphans in their care.

We are not a grant making organization, nor a foundation. We partner with qualifying organizations to help them raise awareness and funds for building projects that will make the lives of orphans brighter.

Our partner needs come first and your donations help us help them. Most often we are actively raising funds for the projects below. We list the amount raised or distributed. If no amount is listed, we haven't received funds for that project and you can help with that! Needs change, partners are added and details are updated as often as possible.

The task of caring for the needs of orphans seems overwhelming at times it's like eating an elephant. How do you eat an Elephant? " One bite at a time." So, with your help, we can raise funds for one project at a time. Your group, company or organization can help by adopting one of these projects.

If your organization serves orphans and seeks to partner with us, please review the application criteria before submitting an application. If your organization meets initial requirements, please complete the Application below. No phone calls please.


 

 

Name of Organization: Ngatha International
U.S. Affiliation:
Country: Kenya
Number of Orphans: 100
Amount Needed: $10,000
Amount Distributed/Raised: $3,000
Website: Click here to view

Desired Completion Date: September 2013
Description Of Need: Ngatha means Vituous Woman and based on Proverbs 31 in the Old Testament. The organization serves orphans in Kenya and is based in St. Cloud MN. Ngatha International operates an orphan home and a school for the HIV/AIDS orphans from Ngamini village and other surrounding villages in Nyahururu, Kenya. The vision of the organization is to provide quality education for the future success of the orphans and communities in the developing world. By living and learning in the orphan home, the children are educated to make informed choices for themselves, their family and the communities in general. The orphan home's most immediate need is to build a boys and girls latrine and washrooms for the current orphans and staff living, working and learning at the Ngatha International Children's Home and Learning Center. Ngamini Village is a rural community where the average resident lives on a budget of approximately $1 dollar a day. Since Ngatha started, the orphanage and learning center has been in a donated home of the organization's President/ CEO, Dr. Mumbi Mgwani. The house provides adequate space, but not sufficient infrastructure to provide the orphans the kind of service and care they need. The latrines will be a permanent structure and phase One of the orphan home. There is also a learning center and mecial clinic being planned for the Orphan Center. A dormitory for the boys will be Phase 2 of our fund raising efforts. Phase Two will provide the orphan boys adequate space and provide for those on the waiting list to be enrolled in the orphan home.

Name of Organization: Bukesa Boy's Home
U.S. Affiliation: Halo Foundation
Country: Uganda
Number of Orphans: 40
Amount Needed: $2,500
Amount Distributed/Raised: $2,500
Website: Click here to view

Desired Completion Date: 2010
Description Of Need: Director and founder Rebbeca Welsh requested help to build a security wall around their affiliate, The Bukesa's Boys home in Kampala Uganda. The boys needed to have the walls to help them keep the chickens in they were raising for food and income. We agreed to help and after she visited the site, she reported that the children and staff at the boy’s home had a new sense of security and safety after the wall was built.... No more strangers walking through the yard, no more fear of theft or harm... “It changed the whole culture of the home,” she said.. “The home can now function the way it’s supposed to.” Halo Foundation (Helping Art Liberate Orphans) helps orphans and the destitute through Art Therapy. The organization has locations around the world and in Kansas City and Denver.

Name of Organization: Janada L. Batchelor Foundation for Children
U.S. Affiliation: U.S. Based Nonprofit
Country: Mwanza, Tanzania
Number of Orphans: 100
Amount Needed: $12,000.00
Amount Distributed/Raised: $2,500.00
Website: Click here to view

Desired Completion Date: March 2012
Description Of Need: We work with both orphans and street children from a variety of backgrounds. Many of our children have lost both parents due to HIV/AIDS and many of these children are pulled out/run away from very abusive home situations. Furthermore, many of our girls, even ones as young as 6-8 years old have been forced into child prostitution. The center is located on the southern shore of Lake Victoria in a small village called Kitongo. It is approximately 30 miles East of Mwanza, Tanzania. There are approximately 50 acres of land at the moment. The center has planted lots of farmland and has many livestock projects in hopes of being self-sustainable for food and salaries one day. Currently, the center has 5 houses for staff and guests, a dining hall, 5 apartment-style dormitories for the girls, a primary school for the girls and community children and is currently in the process of constructing a secondary school for the graduates of the primary school. The funds raised will provide the campus with a solar water pump to constantly fill the large cistern at the top of our hill. Currently, the center is using over $150 a week on diesel to run a large water machine and hopes to be both ecologically friendly as well as cut down the operating expenses of using water, a necessity for all living beings! We have priced the supplies needed and we do all of our own installation. You could help provide consistent electric power to this home. 200 Orphanages has distributed $2,500 for the kitchen and dining hall. Please help us help them!

Name of Organization: Angel Of Mercy
U.S. Affiliation: Angel of Mercy USA
Country: Cameroon
Number of Orphans: 12 (Phase One)
Amount Needed: $40,000.00
Amount Distributed/Raised:
Website: Click here to view

Desired Completion Date: 2012
Description Of Need: We serve children whose parents have died from HIV/AIDS. Some of the orphans have been adopted by relatives who are unemployed with no education for the orphans. Some of the orphans have HIV/AIDS and need medical care. The people live on agriculture as the main source of income. The community has an increasing number of orphans of parents who have died from AIDS and malaria. One example is a 6 year old child who lives with a cousin who is also an orphan and is 23 years old. The child just started elementary school with support from Angel of Mercy. They live in a mud house with 2 rooms and have no drinking water or toilet. Angel of Mercy supports with educational, health needs, and food supplies. The village is approximately 10 miles from the main town in Bamenda, Cameroon. We have approximately 4 acres of land, near lots of vegetation, close to church,a health center, and a school. We desire to build a 16,200 square foot courtyard style facility with single level bedroom building, 4 children to a room with shower and toilet, a staff room, a central storage, kitchen, office, and laundry building. We also would like to eventually include an administative building and welcome center. Ongoing support for operations comes fund raising, church grants and personal donations as well as cooperative projects. 200 Orphanages has distrubuted $1,500 for soft costs to date(3/2012). Donations and fund raisers are helping us raise the funds needed and we expect a Rotary International grant to help fund a well. We hope to continue fund raising and are accepting donations for the rest of the to meet our goal.

Name of Organization: Nibakure Children's Village
U.S. Affiliation: N/A
Country: Rwanda
Number of Orphans: Phase 1
Amount Needed: $20,000.00
Amount Distributed/Raised: $7,500.00
Website: Click here to view

Desired Completion Date: July 2012
Description Of Need: “Nibakure” means “Let them grow, give them hope.” After experiencing the horrors of genocide, many Rwanda children were left homeless, without parents and many women widowed. Floriane Robins Brown grew up in Rwanda and her compassion moved her to develop a children’s village where widows from the genocide would care for the children left orphaned. The Rwanda’s government donated 23 acres of land for the village where children would have housing, education and necessary medical care. Phase one is complete with 3 homes and NCV added staff and has taken in its first orphans. 200 Orphanages Worldwide funded a security fence around the complex. The group needs additional funds for classrooms for the children and an orchard. Consider adopting this project and help a group of orphans go to school for the first time and grow their own food! We've distributed $7,500 in funds to provide a security fence, an outdoor kitchen and latrine. The needs of this growing organization continue. Please help us help them!

Name of Organization: New Hope Africa
U.S. Affiliation: N/A
Country: Uganda
Number of Orphans: 70
Amount Needed: $5,000 for classroom
Amount Distributed/Raised:
Website: Click here to view

Desired Completion Date: 2011
Description Of Need: New Hope Africa seeks funds to build two dormitories $10,000) or a class room (5,000). The vision is to help raise the young victims of poverty and disease into well educated men and women, equipped with the character and leadership skills necessary to lift Uganda out of civil strife and poverty. Operating funds are raised from Friends of New Hope Foundation USA, gifts, school fees and other donations.