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Generous Donations Bring Healing to the Philippines 2021


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A Day in the Life of Roberto, 16

We followed what a day looks like for 16-year-old Roberto, a OneChild sponsored youth in a remote community in Mindanao, the Philippines. See how, that even in the midst of a hard place and hard times, a child can still thrive and hope for a better future.


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A Very Sensory Christmas in the Philippines

Christmas is big deal in the Philippines, and Filipinos love to celebrate with many different traditions. For Child Champions, it is a perfect time to send a message of hope to Filipino children in poverty. Read how Filipinos celebrate Christmas using all five of their senses.


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Gracie’s Christmas Wish Come True

Child Champions at Happy Horizons Children Ranch in the Philippines introduce music and other life-changing opportunities to young girls who’ve gone through a lot of pain in life, like Gracie*.  Her life changed when she received a very special gift from her Child Champions.


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Trusting God Is Gildard’s Lifeline

When Gildard, a child living in poverty in the Philippines, was diagnosed with a life-threatening blood disorder, his family could not afford to pay for his treatment. Read how God is providing for Gildard through the efforts of his family, Child Champions, and his sponsor.


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Christmas Gifts of Hope

How much does your Christmas gift mean to your sponsored child? More than you could ever imagine!


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Hope Throughout a Hard Year

How Child Champions, sponsors, and donors provided for kids in the midst of some of the hardest challenges they’d ever faced.


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Christmas in the Philippines

COVID-19 took a major toll on countries like the Philippines.


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What Is Hope?

Kids in the Philippines tell us what hope means to them — their answers will inspire you!


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Unstoppable Child Champions

Child Champions in the Philippines are putting into practice the idea that “If there is a will, there is a way.” Their love for children and passion for teaching has compelled them to find ways to reach out to children in the hard places during this pandemic. One Hope Center is using puppetry via Facebook live on Sunday mornings to teach the Word of God to kids who can’t come to the program due to the pandemic. There is also a Hope Center using Facebook to post a video of their Sunday School program. Here is a story of how Lingap ng Puso Hope Center shifted their face-to-face learning program for children to online video content.


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A Vision That Will Go On

Ate Letty Encina dedicated her life to helping others. As a Hope Center director in the Philippines, her dream was to see children living in hard places reach their full potential and learn about Christ. COVID-19 cut her ministry short, but the Child Champions and children she left behind are thriving because of her.


Crisis & Relief

Flash Flooding in Digos City, Philippines, 2020

On June 29, 2020, heavy rains damaged a dike in Digos City, Mindanao, in the Philippines, resulting in a flash flood.


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People of Courage, Partners for Children


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A New Course for the Bajau

Hope for Sea Gypsies


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Voice for the Voiceless

Law School for a Sex Abuse Survivor


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A Refuge From Abuse

New Life at Happy Horizons


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Connecting Church Communities Around the World

A look into Plum Creek Church’s heart for missions from the perspective of creative Pastor Jonathan Witt.


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Our accountability to our donors is one of our highest priorities. Our goal is to use the funds entrusted to us as wise stewards. Doing so requires continued monitoring of our fund distribution. OneChild is also a member in good standing with the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), has a four-star Charity Navigator rating, and has the Affinity Seal of Compliance.