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To care for a child is to care for the vulnerable and invest in the future. Instead of child sponsorship programs of organizations like Compassion International or World Vision, we support children through organizations we have a close relationship with.
Through our partner, Beacon of Hope, we support the education of the children of the Beacon ministry. By enabling these children from one of Nairobi's slums to attend a private school, we ensure that they receive a good education and a chance to escape permanent poverty.
The children at Amani Children's Home are taken off the streets of Arusha and Moshi Tanzania. At the Home they receive shelter, food, education, counseling, and love. The goal of the home, though, is not to institutionalize the children. Instead, they aim to restore them to their families or help them find a new family.
Learn:
Give:
- You can make a donation to Beacon of Hope by writing a check to the Bible Church and writing "Beacon of Hope" in the memo line.
- You can make a credit card donation to Carolina Hope, the local nonprofit that supports both Beacon of Hope and Amani Children's Home.
- You can make a credit card donation to Amani on their website.
Participate:
- Beacon of Hope child education sponsorship: Vickie Carpenter
- If you would like to be an intern at Beacon of Hope, contact Jana Piepenbring
- The Bible Church liaisons with Amani Children's Home are Libby Acuff and Annie Hoyle.
- If you would like to be an intern at Amani Children's Home, contact Valerie Todd at the Home in Tanzania.
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Amani Children's Home
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 12 February 2009 19:52 |
 This Christmas the children at Amani each received a shoebox through Operation Christmas Child, containing small gifts such as toy cars, notebooks and whistles, as well as a new outfit of clothes. The children spent the entire afternoon playing with their new toys and showing each other their gifts. It was heartwarming to see their smiles and hear their laughs.
Many of the children who have turned to Amani for help have known insecurity and neglect for much of their young lives. This holiday season the caregivers at Amani – and supporters like you – shared the spirit of Christmas with the children. Thank you all for your role in bringing joy into the lives of the Amani children. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 09 March 2009 00:57 |
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