Our properties just like water level in the well if we use water purposefully the decreased water level in the well filled later. If we don’t use water the level of water remains the same suppose we add more water into the well it looks raise in the water level in movement but aftersometime it comes to the original level. If we use water unnecessarily and dry it then we have no water when we want to drink even though our well water will be raised later. So we take a little amount of water and use it towards real needy people. We eat for living and not live for eating man/woman should working until last his/her breathe.
Friends we may not giving as light as the sun but we are giving as light as lamp and try to drive way darkness in the society as able as we can then darkness drive way from the society then we will live peacefully and happily in such society . I hope we make such world! We assure you of our ethical zeal of service to the tender generation born to serve our nation as differently able citizens because “Ability knows no Handicap”.
Please don’t donate any thing to orphanages/NGO/Charitable Trusts/Children homes/old age home/volunteer organizations with out your personal visit. Most of organizations are making business in the name of charity. So becareful for donate to any
We are not accepting any thing to our orphanage with out personal visit before he/she wants donate.
Amma Nanna Charitable Trust (ACT) was started in providing services for noble cause that includes orphanage

Join us fight against porverty in Sierra Leone and Africa as a whole.

CAPUTO CHILDREN´S FUND Is an International Charitable and Social Welfare Entity, nonprofit, apolitical, non-religious and independent Non Governmental Organization (NGO), dedicated to provide humanitarian assistance to people with extreme poverty and where inevitability necessity of food, education, literacy, health and sanitation, human development, and all sorts of needs without regard to race, religion or national origin. The primary objective is to aid starving children. The Foundation is registered at the Government Ministry of the Republic of Guatemala under the following numbers:

Charity Registration Resolution Number: R-2011-03-01-000039

Federal ID Tax: 7216620-7

CHS delivers a unique spectrum of social services designed to protect children at risk of abuse, neglect or abandonment; to strengthen and stabilize families; to help young people break the cycle of abuse and neglect; and to find safe, loving homes for children. Every year, CHS helps to improve the lives of about 100,000 children and family members.

Nationally accredited since 1982 by the Council on Accreditation (COA), CHS is headquartered in Winter Park, Fla. Our 14 divisions blanket the state, with nearly 2,000 dedicated, trained staff members delivering child-focused, family-centered care.

Mission
Embracing Children. Inspiring Lives.

Vision
We envision Children’s Home Society of Florida as a state and national leader in providing high-quality, community-based solutions to meet the needs of individuals, families, and communities.

Values
Service: We are committed to the highest standards of quality in our programs and operations. We promote courtesy and dedication in our environment and utilize our quality improvement system to meet changing client and customer needs.

Integrity: We will maintain loyalty to our Mission and the highest standards of ethical and professional character within a supportive work environment. We work honorably and justly in all our work and service.

Innovation: We provide leadership in the development of research-based, solutions-driven programs for children and their families and encourage creative visionary ideas from our staff, our volunteers and our community.

Respect: We will maintain respect for the worth and dignity of all persons with whom we work and serve. We are committed to teamwork, patience and congeniality that encourage inclusion from stakeholders and the people we serve.

Diversity: We will maintain employment policies and provide services that promote cultural diversity, and capitalize on the strength of our geographic and programmatic diversity while pursuing our Mission.

Stewardship: We will be diligent, responsible stewards of financial and human resources while maintaining resources to address the needs of our client/constituents.

History:
CAAF was founded in Los Angeles, CA, in 1993 by Joe Cristina, a Mattel, Inc. executive whose desire to help children was inspired by the outpouring of support he received when he disclosed his own HIV+ status.

Need:
The U.S. Government estimates that there are approximately 14,000 American children infected with HIV. It is also estimated that there are nearly 80,000 American children who have been orphaned by the AIDS-related deaths of their parents. Because of rapidly changing life expectancies among people with HIV infection, no reliable estimates can be made of how many children affected by AIDS will be living in the U.S. at the end of this decade.

What Sets CAAF Apart:
There are many organizations raising money to find a cure for AIDS. Funding for research is urgent, but in the meantime, CAAF is working to improve the quality of life for the thousands of children living with the affects of HIV/AIDS. Also, CAAF provides assistance for things other sources of funding often don’t. CAAF strives to fill in the gaps between conventional funding and the unmet needs of this specific population.

Stewardship of Funds:
CAAF serves as a bridge between community-based organizations that are providing the emotional and physical care for AIDS affected children and the individuals and corporations who want to ensure that their dollars make a direct and meaningful impact on the lives of children. CAAF ensures that donor funds are distributed and utilized appropriately and wisely through a national, peer-based grant review process as well as rigorous quarterly reporting requirements.

Grantmaking:
CAAF grants, ranging in size from $2,000 to $50,000, are made to nonprofit agencies throughout the United States for assistance in the following areas: basic needs, care, emergency special grants and social & recreational and camp programming.

When children are critically ill, they need a loving family, excellent medical services, an extended community of supportive, loyal friends, and teachers, and people who care. Although doctors provide the medical care, they tell us that a wish is powerful medicine, and it is the wishes that provide hope, laughter and fun time for children to be who they are… children. They want to think about something other than their illness and imagine a future with better days and dreams that come true. If you have a car to donate, your generosity will make a difference.

Your vehicle donation can be a car, truck, motorcycle, boat, SUV, or RV. Benefits are:

You get a charitable tax deduction;
You eliminate the hassle of selling your car;
You help to make wishes come true for local children with life-threatening medical conditions;
You are helping the green movement by recycling your car;
You get fast, free pick-up and towing of your donated vehicle; and
In most cases, your vehicle is accepted whether it is running or not.
From its humble beginnings with one boy’s wish to be a police officer, the Make-A-Wish Foundation® has evolved into an organization that grants a child’s wish every 40 minutes in the U.S., giving hope, strength and joy to children with life-threatening medical conditions.

A network of about 25,000 volunteers enable the Foundation to serve these children as wish granters, fundraisers, special events assistants, and numerous other capacities. These individuals offer their time and skills to help further the Foundation’s mission by working in partnership with staff and other volunteers. In return, volunteers experience the joy of making a difference in the lives of children.

How The Make-A-Wish Foundation® Grants Wishes
There are four steps to granting a wish. Each step builds on the next to help create the amazing experiences that delight wish kids and their families. A wish experience is frequently a source of inspiration for children undergoing difficult medical treatments and a positive force that helps them overcome their obstacles. A wish experience is often more than a dream come true. It is the catalyst that rekindles their belief in themselves and the promise of their future.

Step 1: Referral
Make-A-Wish relies on medical professionals, parents and children themselves for referrals. Children who have reached the age of 2-1/2 and are under the age of 18 at the time of referral and who have not received a wish from another wish-granting organization may be eligible for a wish.

Step 2: Medical Eligibility
A member of the child’s medical team determines the medical eligibility of a child. To receive a wish, the child must be diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition, i.e., a progressive, degenerative or malignant condition that has placed the child’s life in jeopardy.

Step 3: Finding The True Wish
Make-A-Wish sends one of their enthusiastic wish teams to learn the child’s one true wish. These passionate volunteers connect with wish children and help explore their imaginations for the experience that will delight and inspire them.

Step 4: Creating Joy
The wish granters create an unforgettable experience driven by the child’s creativity. It’s an incredible experience that enriches not just the lives of the children and their families, but often an entire community.

Surprise Lake Camp has a rich history. It was founded in 1902 by the Educational Alliance to provide a summer vacation for Jewish boys from the tenements of Manhattan’s Lower East Side. In its first season, it had six tents for 25 campers and five counselors. One of the first campers was Eddie Cantor, who, upon achieving success as an entertainer, became one of the camp’s most ardent supporters. Since then Surprise Lake Camp has served thousands of young people, many of whom have achieved prominence, among them, entertainer Neil Diamond, talk show host Larry King, actor Jerry Stiller, and former New York Attorney General Robert Abrams.

In 1911, the 92nd Street Y became partners in running the camp, and the camp office was located at the Y for many years. In 1917, when the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies was created, Surprise Lake Camp was one of the initial member agencies. The camp then became incorporated as a New York not-for-profit in 1920, eventually leading to complete independence from its founding agencies.

Over the years, Surprise Lake Camp has been substantially rebuilt three times. In addition, its clientele and program have evolved as the Jewish community has changed. Originally established to provide summer vacations in the country for poor boys from the lower East Side, the camp has also gone through periods when it was dedicated to feeding undernourished boys, operated as a year-round camp which included formal education during the winter, committed to the personal development of children using a social group work model, and run as a general co-ed summer camp with special emphasis on scholarships.

Our goal is to reach as many children in out-of-home care by offering role-model support, guidance, a sense of community and promoting the importance of an education. We match participants with highly trained mentors that are compassionate, steadfast and have an unconditional desire to give of themselves in order to make a positive difference in the lives of our most vulnerable children.

Pioneered in Los Angeles in 1999 by our Founder and Chair, Daphna Ziman, our mission is to create loving, tolerant, and capable world citizens and we are dedicated to help children find their way to fulfill their dreams. Sadly, children are the main victims of adult difficulties-whether it’s financial or political problems, war, lack of education, malnutrition, or carelessness. We must break the cycle and help EVERY child find a way out of cruelty, neglect and anger and strengthen our leaders of the next generations. We have the ability to make the change now and create compassionate and loving children for the future.

Is a non profit charity formed by Ugandans as a local community-based non profit organization, a response for meeting the physical and spiritual needs of the growing number of children orphaned by the AIDS epidemic and needy. Who never had any opportunity for education and the school drop outs in our society who would go no were. The organization is a faith-based organization of Born again Pentecostal Christian.

There is an orphan crisis in Uganda. Currently the country is home to nearly 3.4 million children who have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS, extreme poverty and civil conflict. In fact, Uganda has the largest orphan population per capita of any country in the world.

Open Heart Orphanage Ministry is to support and empower hundreds of orphans and vulnerable children in Uganda to lead successful and productive lives. What drives us is that all children in Uganda receive an education to become healthy, productive members of their community who assume leadership roles and positively impact Ugandan society.

Can I help Africa? How can I help Africa? well, there are many more things you can do to help Africa You can sponsor a child today. You can donate to charitable organizations such as (O.P.H.O.M.) and “feed the children”. You can go to Africa and see things for yourself and see what you can do to help. You can help save a child’s life today and you can help change the harsh living conditions in Africa for the better. You can spread the word to others and help give voice to the poor in Africa. You can give someone a decent life and help build a happy home for the less fortunate. Don’t be afraid to travel to Africa because Africans are very friendly and hospitable. Africans do not fake their smiles and there are no strangers in Africa so go and help!