Sponsor a Child

Your monthly support of $50 enables us to educate a child from the slums in Zambia through a thriving Christ-Centered School and Christian community.

When you become a sponsor, you are personally connected with a child who will know your name and treasure the thought that you care about them.

Children in Need of Sponsorship

Our of the 300 children in need of sponsorship, we've hand selected the top 20 children who are the most in need of a sponsorship (see below).

The children are sorted oldest to youngest because the older children are in the most need of sponsorship to complete high-school & college.

Total Children Sponsored for School: 44 / 300

Memory Bwalya

Age: 16

Since her parents died when Memory was two-years-old, she’s been living with her grandmother who sells street food to survive.

Priscilla Ngulube

Age: 14

Priscilla lives in the village with her four siblings. She dreams of someday becoming a nurse, but needs help to afford nursing school.

Natasha Dyness Mwape

Age: 14

Natasha sells cassava at a small market to survive and would like to be in school full-time. Supporting Natasha, you will be enabling her to complete her schooling.

Richard Banda

Age: 14

Richard lost both parents at a young age and currently lives with his grandmother in the village. He hopes to pursue a higher education and complete both highschool and college

Sponsor Richard

Moses Chirwa

Age: 13

Moses lost his father when he was ten-years-old. He lives with his mother, who sells fish at a small market to provide for them.

Sponsor Moses

Vincent Tembo

Age: 12

When Vincent was 7, he lost his father. Now he lives with his mother who sells groundnuts at a small, nearby market to survive.

Sponsor Vincent

Emelda Mwila

Age: 12

Emelda lost her father when she was four-years-old. Her mother volunteers at our school in Twashuka and helps cook daily meals for the children.

Sponsor Emelda

Geshom Mumba

Age: 12

Geshom lost both his parents to drinking and currently lives in the village of Twashuka. He wants to complete high-school and go on to attend collage.

Sponsor Geshom

Elestina Lubinda

Age: 10

Elestina lost his father when she was young and lives with his mother who sells vegetables at a small market to survive.

Sponsor Elestina

Chirwa Ngwaila

Age: 9

Chirwa has lost both parents due to alcohol addiction. He wants to be an engineer when he completes school.

Comfort Chikopela

Age: 9

Nine-year-old Comfort Chikopela lives with his grandmother near Twashuka village. His dream is to one day become a school teacher.

Sponsor Comfort

David Chisanga

Age: 9

David Chisanga lives with both his parents, refugees who struggle to support him. His dream is to become a doctor and help others.

Sponsor David

Peter Mpande

Age: 8

Peter lost both parents years ago to an alcohol addiction. When he grows up, he wants to become a teacher and help other children.

Sponsor Peter

Scholastic Wazili

Age: 7

Scholastic Wazili is seven-years-old and lives with her brother and single mother. When she grows up, she wants to become a doctor.

Sponsor Scholastic

Joseph Chipenda

Age: 7

At the age of three, Joseph lost his father. He lives with his mother in the village, where she sells groundnuts at the local village to survive.

Sponsor Joseph

Regina Kawina

Age: 6

Regina lost her father when she was only two-months-old. She lives with her mother who sells small fish in the nearby market to survive.

Sponsor Regina

Blessings Chisanga

Age: 5

Blessings has no mother or father and lives in the community selling cassava for surviving.

Miracle Mwewa

Age: 4

Miracle lost her father when she was one-year-old. She lives with her mother, who sells tomatoes for a living in the nearby market.

Trecy Mwewa

Age: 4

Tracy lost her father when she was 2 months old. She lives in the community with her mother, one of our volunteer teachers in Twashuka.

Sponsor Trecy

Manasseh Munkubanda

Age: 4

At the age of one, Manasseh lost his father. He lives with his mother in the village, where they struggle to survive.

Sponsor Manasseh

How is My Sponsorship Money Used?

In America, everyone has the opportunity to go to school. In Zambia, children may only receive an education if the parents can pay the school fees, purchase uniforms and purchase the school supplies. This is impossible for people who are poor. For the Grandma who is the caretaker of her 6 grandchildren and has very little income. For the Aunty who takes in her niece after her mother died of AIDs and is trying to make ends meet with her now 4 children. In the poor communities in Zambia, it’s virtually impossible for a child to go to school.

This sponsorship opportunity is unique in that you are literally “helping the least of these” in Jesus’ name and sending a child to school who has no means to attend – it’s life changing for them!

Better yet, your tax-deductible monthly support enables an orphan living in some of the worst conditions inside the village of Twashuka, Zambia to receive a Christian education at the school and be apart of the loving community of Reaching the Heart of Zambia.

Your support will allow a child to:

Join a loving Christian community right in their village
Receive nutritious food
Receive health and hygiene training
Receive daily education based on the Bible
Learn life skills that will help them start a business or get a job in the future
Mentoring to help children discover their incredible value as God’s children
Most importantly, your sponsored child will hear about Jesus Christ and be encouraged to develop a lifelong relationship with God.

When you sponsor a child, you will join a growing community of people who are making a difference in the village of Twashuka for the Glory of God! We are investing in the hearts of the children so that they will grow up learning a Biblical worldview and how they can glorify God in whatever they do!

We will also do our best to connect you personally with your child and give you updates on how they are doing. If you’re up for it, you might even have a chance to meet your child some day!

Sponsoring a child in need will profoundly change the future for your child, and will change your own life as well.

Thank you,

Anna Galicinski

Sponsorship Program Director

Sponsorship Goal: 14% Reached

Our goal is for all 300 children at the school to be sponsored. Currently only 43 children are sponsored. You can help by taking action today!

Children in Need to Sponsorship Right Now!

Although there are a 220 children in need of sponsorship, we've hand selected the top 5 children that are in most need of being sponsored. Once, these children are sponsored, we will add more.

Swilangi Tembo has been waiting to be sponsored for over 370 days... and is overjoyed to finally get sponsored!

Swilangi, a sweet little ten-year-old girl who lives with a single mother. Since her father died a few years ago, her mother has supported her family by selling vegetables in the market. But it’s a very competitive job, making it difficult to earn enough money for food and education each day.

Children like Swilangi NEED YOUR HELP!

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Want to Sponsor Another Child? Have Questions?

Our of the 300 children in need of sponsorship, we've hand selected the top 20 children who are the most in need of a sponsorship (see above).

If you would like to sponsor more children or are interested in learning more about the others, please contact us.

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