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We Can't Do It All, But We Can All Do Something!
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10 Years And Counting...
Providing Safety, Shelter, Sustainability.
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Making A Difference... One Child At A Time
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Orphaned, Not Forgotten.
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We Can't Do It All, But We Can All Do Something!
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Building Safety, Shelter, and Sustainability...
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We Can't Do It All, But We Can All Do Something!
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If You Could Help Provide Safe Shelter... Would You?
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We Can't Do It All, But We Can All Do Something!
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10 Years And Counting... Providing Safety, Shelter, Sustainability.
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If We Don't Help...Who Will?
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Together we can make a difference!
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We Can't Do It All, But We Can All Do Something!
Our Mission
We help provide safety, shelter, and sustainability for orphans because every orphan deserves a safe place to call home.
For the past ten years, our donors have completed 50 projects in 17 countries for 16 partners. From clean water wells, to latrines, to dormitories and security walls. Each day, we do something to make the life of an orphan just a bit brighter. You can help, too! Will you consider adopting a project today to help a child have safety, shelter and sustainability?
We can’t do it all, but we can all do something.
We’d love to show you how you can find your something to help an orphan today! Complete this short form and we’ll get back to you with ways to help.
Recent Posts
A Look Back at My First Year With 200 Orphanages Worldwide
On June 1st of 2018, I said YES to a dream job of joining the team at 200 Orphanages as the new Project Manager. As I have now passed my 1 year anniversary, I took some time to reflect on my top 5 favorite moments that have made this one of the most fulfilling...
MoreWhat One Person Can Do
By Linda Hanson This story started approximately 9 years ago. I was asked to join some work gals and take a Mosaic class in Northeast Minneapolis, little did I know almost a decade later how that action would one day turn into something that would reach across the ocean to Africa. Two years ago...
MoreMeet Angela McDermott, Project Manager!
I was only 14 years old the first time I traveled to a “third-world” country or more appropriately known as a “developing” country. I flew to Dominican Republic with a church youth group for a 2 week trip to help build the second level for a local orphanage. That trip changed my life forever....
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