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July 19, 2011 Leave a comment
Operation “Magic tree ” seeks to lift morale and put smiles on the faces of our troops this holiday season by giving 10,000-15,000 soldiers a present that reminds them of home and lets them know we are thinking of them and appreciate their service. Hungry Heart Children’s Ministry International is raising donations to send “Magic tree ” packages addressed to individual Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines deployed in harm’s way. Each package will contain a personal letter written from a child, a magic snow tree that starts out as a green evergreen that magically grows snow over night and a holiday card, all wrapped with good wishes of love and support.
June 1, 2011 Leave a comment
Vision On behalf of institutionalized children throughout the world, Whole Child International is committed to the application of the most advanced knowledge and sophisticated research to childcare in orphanages and other institutions - on a global scale. We know that orphanages and other institutions can be dramatically improved at relatively small cost. We focus our work on caregivers, teaching and implementing three basic childcare principles - primary caregiving, continuity of care, and small groups. • Primary caregiving ensures that each child has the opportunity to create a meaningful attachment with one particular adult caregiver. • Continuity of care means that this primary relationship is maintained for as long as possible, ideally until a permanent solution of adoption or family reunification is reached. • Small groups are essential for children to develop and sustain relationships with their caregivers, peers, and environment. The absence of these principles is in large part responsible for the poor outcomes typical for children raised in institutions. Even with limited resources and within existing facilities, they can be meaningfully implemented by working closely with childcare workers and administrators, connecting institutions basic resources, and ensuring the long-term sustainability of these activities. By implementing these principles, Whole Child is working to realize its vision of helping ensure that every child has the chance to become a whole person. find more at http://www.wholechild.org
April 17, 2011 Leave a comment
There are tens of millions of children who are underfed or homeless. They struggle just to survive.
Your donation today will go to the children who need help the most right now and will help to provide life-changing food and essentials to children in desperate need.
Feed The Children is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Donations and contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
find more at http://www.feedthechildren.org/site/PageServer?pagename=org_US_programs
January 13, 2011 Leave a comment
From: Crim Jenelle
Date: January 13, 2011 11:40:24 AM EST
To: ‘Tina
Subject: RE: soldiers
We got our first letter back from a soldier today and let me tell you how special it was… it happened to be addressed to our most shy (painfully shy) young lady in our class and she just beamed from ear to ear! The soldier told her how much he appreciated getting the letter and the Christmas Tree… really nice letter… :0)
Just wanted to thank you for doing all you do for the soldiers and the kids!
Bless YOU!
Jenelle Crim