What is a Child Sponsor?
A child sponsor is a person, church, group, business, or organization that contributes $35 a month or more to help provide care for a child.

What will be the relationship between you as
a sponsor and your child?
You will receive a photo and a history of your child, as well as a packet explaining the sponsorship program. You have the opportunity to develop a personal relationship with your child through writing letters, sending cards and pictures, and giving to your child's "treat fund" for birthday and holiday gifts and parties. Your child will write to you about three times a year, and you will receive an annual update from your child's caregiver. Click here to get started.

What is a Home/Care Center/Classroom Sponsor?  
A home/care center/classroom sponsor is a person, church, group, business or organization that contributes $100 a month or more to help provide care that benefits all the children in a given home or classroom.

How does a Home/Classroom Sponsor differ from a Child Sponsor?
Home/Classroom sponsorship is just as important as child sponsorship, without a personal relationship to an individual child. You receive photos and newsletters that highlight all of the children in a given home or classroom, and the missionary has the discretion of using the money where it is needed most. Click here to get started.