For a small monthly fee, you can sponsor a child and make a profound difference in that child’s life …. and in yours. Sponsorships are not just for individuals and their families. Companies and other organizations often sponsor one or more children. They find that the
letters and pictures they get from the sponsored child improve morale and bring positive feelings into the workplace.
How will my $36 impact a child's life?
Your financial support goes directly to the care of your child and is not used for other purposes.
Here is the breakdown of how your sponsorship contributions are spent:
Your relationship with your sponsored child will play a significant role in his or her life. Within the first month of a new sponsorship, we will encourage you to send a personal or family photograph and a short letter of introduction. Throughout the year, you may also write to your child as often as you like. When you write, your child will get to know you and will benefit from knowing that there are people in other parts of the world that love and care for him. He will also have the chance to draw a picture or send a letter back to you. We have a team of staff and volunteers that will help in this process.
When sponsoring a child you will receive:
- A photo plus detailed information about your sponsored child, including their age and where they are living
- Information about the history and the work CH Global is doing in the country your sponsored child is from
- Annually you will receive updated photos of your child, progress reports and a letter or drawing from your child.
Lovith Jacques
My name is: Lovith Jacques
I live in: Delmas 33, Haiti
My birthday is: June 8, 1998
and I am now 11 years old
Lovith lives with his parents in Delmas 33, situated in the north end of Port-au-Prince. His parents earn an inconsistent income by doing odd jobs. Lovith enjoys sports and is delighted with any opportunity to ride a bicycle.
He is currently in the 3rd grade at Institution ADEG but without sponsorship support his continuing education is at risk. This kind and helpful young man dreams of becoming a doctor.
Click here to download Lovith's Sponsorship Profile PDF
Pedro Joseph
My name is: Pedro Joseph
I live in: Delmas 33, Haiti
My birthday is: January 13, 1996
and I am now 13 years old
Pedro lives with his parents in the Delmas 33 suburb of Port-au-Prince. While his father is unable to work, his mother completes odd jobs in order to support the family. Pedro is a kind and serious young man who enjoys soccer and dreams of playing professionally. He is in 7th grade at College frère Lamerique and would like to eventually pursue training as an engineer. Sponsorship support would allow him to continue his education, ensure stable health and pursue his dreams.
Click here to download Pedro's Sponsorship Profile PDF
Woodley Francklyn
My name is: Woodley Francklyn
I live in: Delmas, Haiti
My birthday is: April 16, 1996
and I am now 13 years old
Woodley lives with his parents and five siblings in Delmas, a poor suburb of Port-au-Prince. His father is blind, and his mother can not supply the family needs through her occasional work in the marketplace.
Woodley is kind and helpful. He enjoys sports and riding a bicycle. He is in 4th grade and would like to become a lawyer when he grows up. Sponsorship support will ensure he remains in school, especially since most children withdraw from school before grade 6 in order to support their family.
Click here to download Woodley's Sponsorship Profile PDF
Menachky Darius
My name is: Menachky Darius
I live in: Delmas 33, Haiti
My birthday is: Dec. 17, 1996
and I am now 12 years old
Menachky is a helpful, serious young lady. She lives with her parents in the Delmas 33 section of Port-au-Prince. Her mother works as a dressmaker and earns an inconsistent income. Menachky loves music and singing. Like many of her peers, she dreams of becoming a doctor and contributing to the improvement of a health care system that is currently unable to meet the needs of the majority of Haitians. She is currently in the 7th grade and sponsorship support is needed in order for her to continue her education, and have her basic necessities provided for.
Click here to download Menachky's Sponsorship Profile PDF
Vadrice Junior Esperance
My name is: Vadrice Junior Esperance
I live in: Cite Soleil, Haiti
My birthday is: October 21, 2003
and I am now 6 years old
Vadrice has a winning smile. He is a kind boy who likes to play. He lives with his parents in the poverty and squalor of one of the poorest and most dangerous slums in the Western Hemisphere. To support the family, Vadrice’s mother buys and sells used items, but providing the necessities for her family is a daily struggle. The lack of sanitation and access to medical support means many of the children suffer from malnutrition and disease. It is normal for the children to receive only one meal a day. Vadrice says he would like to be a cabinetmaker when he grows up. He attends nursery school. With sponsorship support will ensure Vadrice will receive nutrition and continue to attend school.
Click here to download Vadrice's Sponsorship Profile PDF
Emanuella Calixte
My name is: Emanuella Calixte
I live in: Cite Soleil, Haiti
My birthday is: September 7, 1996
and I am now 13 years old
Emanuella likes to play hopscotch with her friends after school. Emanuella, her six siblings and parents live in Cite Soleil, a slum of 300,000 inhabitants that is described as one of the most dangerous places in the world. The town has little or no electricity, no sewers, and a small police force to handle the armed gangs that roam the streets. Malnutrition and disease are common among the children who may only get one meal a day of rice and beans. There is little or no work so Emuella’s mother does some retail trade and her father works sporadically as a mason. The average wage is $1.70 a day. Sponsorship support will mean that Emanuella will receive nutrition and other basic necessities.
Click here to download Emanuella's Sponsorship Profile PDF
Samitha Senat
My name is: Samitha Senat
I live in: Delmas, Haiti
My birthday is: February 7, 2002
and I am now 7 years old
Samitha is a cheerful and intelligent 7-year old. She lives with her parents and 5 siblings in Delmas, a suburb of Port-au-Prince. The family lives in poverty, as her mother’s work at a local drugstore does not provide the means to support them all. Samitha loves to care for her doll, styling her hair. She is in 2nd grade at College de Jesus. Without sponsorship support Samitha is at risk for having to leave school at a young age in order to support her family. Sponsorship will ensure that Samitha receives her on-going basic necessities.
Click here to download Samitha's Sponsorship Profile PDF
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