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Project Update from Bambu... Kelsi Ramdeo, our Director of Program Development, has just returned from a...
Help Children, Incorporat... Today marks a very exciting achievement for us as an organization. We...
Gift of Tools Allow Kenya... Our St. John's Community Center project in Nairobi, Kenya recently...
Help Provide Glasses and Exams for 1,000 Inner City Students!

Help Provide Glasses and Exams for 1,000 Inner Cit...

Children, Incorporated is partnering with OneSight to provide free eye exams and glasses for children in Richmond, Va. Inner city students in Richmond face many challenges in achieving an education. An inability to see the chalkboard should not be one of them. All of the children we serve are on the federal free and reduced lunch program and most are reliant on Medicaid. We are working in conjunction with several community...
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Barry Chappell Thanksgiving Day Art Auction to Benefit Children, Incorporated!

Barry Chappell Thanksgiving Day Art Auction to Ben...

Tune in to Art & Coin TV on Thanksgiving night at 8:00 PM EST/5:00 PM PST for Barry Chappell’s Fine Art Showcase benefitting Children, Incorporated. Mr. Chappell aims to raise $150,000! In the past six years, Chappell has donated nearly $500,000 to Children, Incorporated, supporting projects in Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America. Learn more about Barry Chappell and the Fine Art Showcase. Please enable...
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Sponsor Helps Family Build a Home

Sponsor Helps Family Build a Home

Instead of living in a solid house, Uricio used to live in a tent with his family. The family began constructing their own home but did not have enough resources to buy all of the materials for the building, making the construction process painstakingly slow as the family continued to live under a tent. When Uricio’s sponsor learned of this, he immediately lent the family support to finish the construction of their home,...
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Tough Times in Kenya

Tough Times in Kenya

The past year has been a tough one for our volunteer Brother John Koczka of the Materi Girls’ Centre in Kenya. A cruel drought has hit Kenya hard, causing the price for nearly everything – food, water, medicine – to skyrocket. But Brother John has a motto “Tough times go away. Tough People don’t.” He has pulled through the year with the support of Children, Incorporated and the children’s sponsors, providing all...
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After the Fire, Hope.

After the Fire, Hope.

Dear Friends, “Hi this is Kevin and I am now in the fifth grade. I also have a 4 month old baby brother. His name is Brennan. Our house burned down on February 22nd and we lost everything. We are now staying at our aunt’s house. My mom and dad bought an old mobile home and we hope to move into it soon. It will be where our old house burned down. I would like to thank you for the gift you sent to buy me and my...
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Success Stories from Wingate Elementary

Success Stories from Wingate Elementary

Trying to provide for underprivileged children is a tough job, and no one knows this fact better than Children, Incorporated’s program volunteers. But when a child is enrolled in the program and blossoms under the guidance of the volunteer and the sponsor, all of the hard work is worth it. Sylvia Negale, program volunteer for the Wingate Elementary School in New Mexico, shares stories of two children in her program who...
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Sponsor Helps Turn Around a Student

Sponsor Helps Turn Around a Student

Children, Incorporated prides itself in creating long-lasting and meaningful relationships between a child and sponsor. It is extremely rewarding when a child in our program really connects with his or her sponsor.  This year, a new student in West Virginia was enrolled in our program. Teachers noted that she had vast academic potential, making all A’s and participating in the county and regional math field days. But...
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Sponsored Child Graduates Valedictorian

Joseph, a young man in our Appalachian program graduated high school this year as valedictorian of his class.  Anxious to start college, he thanks his sponsor for the years of support. Joseph wants to become a teacher so he can return to a rural community – much like the one where he grew up – and give back.  Sponsorship of just one child can impact the lives of many.  Joseph was able to make it this far...
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