Sponsorship
Children are in need of your sponsorship
With your sponsorship, a child is able to go to school, get medical care, have at least three meals a day, purchase required school uniforms and scholastic materials, and buy clothes and personal hygiene products like sanitary pads.
To be able to provide this care, each child needs at least 5 caring people to donate $35 per month for a total of $175 per month per child. You can choose to partially ($35/month) or fully ($175/month) support a child when you donate monthly. Whether you are able to donate financially or not, please consider praying for the children here and Sarah's Love.
When you donate monthly, you will receive letters and video messages from the child or children that you sponsor. And someday, if you are able, you can visit them!
If you are able, additional donations and financial support help us bridge the gap while we are waiting for each child to be sponsored, as well as support our ministry and staff.
Sarah's Love reserves the right to use sponsorship-donated funds for the needs of the organization and the children within the organization. Child sponsorship connects you with a child in our program. A face to love and pray for. Funds donated toward a specific child are pooled and used for the benefit and needs of all children within our program.
Thank you so much for your love and prayers for these children, our staff, and volunteers.







Winnie
Girl
Age: 16
Born: 3/3/2010
Class: Senior Two
Winnie is the oldest of five children. Her father struggles with alcohol abuse, and at about age six, Winnie started working to help her mom to provide for her family.
After their parents separated, her mom joined a cult and left the children. Winnie was taken to live with one of her relatives.






Mark
Boy
Age: 21
Born: 12/8/2004
Class: Senior Five
Mark is the second of four children. They were abandoned by their father and left with their sick mother who could barely work to meet their needs or pay school fees. At 14 Mark started to work on a farm to raise money for his school fees, but lost that job.






