By sponsoring one of the following students, you will give them the opportunity to get an education so they can escape the cycle of poverty. Your contribution pays for their transportation to school, uniforms, books, tuition, and other school-related expenses.
Once you’ve chosen the student you would like to sponsor, we will send you a more detailed student profile. At that point, we will start your student sponsorship based on a donation of
$20/month or
$240/year
for K—Grade 6
Students
$27/month or
$324/year
for Grades 7—12
Students
$40/month or
$480/year
for College Students
You may either set up a recurring monthly donation, or you may make a one-time payment for an annual sponsorship. If you choose an annual sponsorship, we will send you a renewal request when it’s about to expire. Our hope is that, like almost all of our sponsors, you will opt to continue helping your student. Your commitment means the world to these children and, in turn, they will strive to honor your participation in their education.
For more information about the Student Sponsorship Program please read our Frequently Asked Questions.
Want to pay for your sponsorship with a check? Please email us for information about how to do this.
To renew an annual sponsorship or update a recurring donation
For more information regarding our sponsorship program please contact us here.
“Sponsoring children is a wonderful thing to do. I feel that I get almost as much out of my sponsorships as do my Filipino students.” Shirly S., Sponsor Since 2017
Evangilyn is 7-years-old and a Grade 2 student. She is the youngest of two children.
Evangilyn’s father works as a scavenger, earning an average of $76.36 per month (approximately $2.72 per day). He works 6 days a week. Her mother is a full-time housewife. The family lives in a small, rented barrack that costs $14.54 per month. They also have monthly utility expenses.
Evangilyn enjoys learning, and her favorite subjects are Filipino and Mathematics. During her free time, she loves to dance. Her ambition is to become a professional teacher. For the 2024-2025 school year, Evangilyn achieved a general average of 86% (Very Satisfactory).
Rhainelian is 8-years-old and a Grade 3 student. She is the eldest of four children.
Rhainelian’s father works as a jeepney driver, earning $14.54 to $18.18 per day. Depending on vehicle availability, he works three to four times a week. Her mother is a full-time housewife. The family rents a small house for $45.45 per month, and must also pay for monthly utilities.
Rhainelian enjoys dancing, singing, and playing outside with her friends. She dreams of becoming a teacher in the future. For the 2024-2025 school year, she achieved a general average of 87% (Very Satisfactory).
Elmark Jr. is 7-years-old and a Grade 2 student. He is the eldest of three siblings.
Elmark Jr.’s father works as a security guard, earning a provincial rate of $223.96 per month (approximately $10.18 per day). His mother is a full-time housewife. The family lives in a small, rented house with a monthly rent of $63.63. They also pay for utilities.
Elmark Jr. enjoys learning, and his favorite subject is Mathematics. During his free time, he loves to draw anything that comes to his imagination. His dream is to become either a policeman or a soldier. For the 2024-2025 school year, he achieved a general average of 85% (Very Satisfactory).
Jeremie is 10-years-old and a Grade 5 student. He is the eldest of two children
Jeremie’s father makes and sells rice cakes, earning $109.09 per month. His mother is a full-time housewife. The family lives in small, rented house with a monthly rental of $36.36.
Jeremie actively participates in school activities, such as Math quiz bees and other academic-related activities. He loves Mathematics, and during his free time, he enjoys playing basketball. He aspires to become a police officer so he can serve his country. He is an honor student, and for the 2024-2025 school year, he achieved a general average of 90% (Outstanding).
Kenneth Vince is 17-years-old and a Grade 12 student, taking up the Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) Strand. He is the middle child of three siblings.
Kenneth Vince’s mother is a single parent. She is unemployed because she has epilepsy. The children have had no communication with their biological father and he does not provide them with any financial support. Kenneth Vince’s maternal aunt is also a solo parent with two children. She works as a housemaid and caregiver for the elderly in another city, and she helps Kenneth Vince and his siblings with their daily needs. Kenneth Vince and his family live in a small, shanty house beside their uncle’s house, together with their grandmother and two cousins.
Kenneth Vince’s favorite subject is Physical Education, and he enjoys drawing and sketching during his free time. He aspires to become a business man someday to help his family. His general average for the 2024-2025 school year was 83% (Satisfactory).
Zayne Alexander is 8-years-old and a Grade 3 student. He is the second of five children.
Zayne Alexander’s father works as an office staffer, earning $272.72 to $363.63 per month. His mother is a full-time solo-parent ever since his parents separated. His father continues to provide regular financial support. While the children are under the care and custody of their mother, they sometimes stay with their father on weekends when they have no classes.
Zayne Alexander’s hobby is drawing, and his favorite subject is Mathematics. He wants to become a pilot someday so he can travel to different countries. For the 2024-2025 school year, he achieved a general average of 87% (Very Satisfactory).
Samantha is 8-years-old and a Grade 3 student. She is the youngest of two children.
Samantha’s father works as a janitor, earning $252.60 per month (approximately $12.63 a day). Her mother is a full-time housewife. The family lives in a small, owned house, and they pay monthly utilities.
Samantha loves singing, dancing, and drawing. Her favorite subject is Mathematics, and she dreams of becoming a nurse someday so she can help sick people. For the 2024-2025 school year, she achieved a general average of 87% (Very Satisfactory).
Gabriel is 8-years-old and a Grade 3 student. He is the middle child of three children
Gabriel’s father works as a garbage collector earning $6.36 per day. He works 4 to 5 days a week. His mother is a full-time housewife. The family lives in a small house they own.
Gabriel is a cheerful and active boy. His favorite subjects are Filipino and Mathematics, and outside the classroom, he loves dancing, reading, and playing with friends. Gabriel dreams of becoming a police officer so he can protect others and serve his community. For the 2024-2025 school year, he earned a general average of 85% (Very Satisfactory).
Von Liam is 8-years-old and a Grade 3 student. He is the eldest of two children.
Von Liam’s father works as a construction helper in a near province. To lessen the travel expenses, he stays at the work site and comes home twice a week. He earns $12.72 per day when there is available work, but his job is not always stable. His mother is a full-time housewife. The family lives in a small rented room ($45 per month).
Von Liam’s favorite subjects are Filipino and Mathematics, and in his free time he enjoys reading and drawing. He dreams of becoming a police officer to protect others, or even an astronaut if given the opportunity and resources. For the 2024-2025 school year, he maintained a general average of 85% (Very Satisfactory).
Jhon Warren is 8-years-old and a Grade 3 student. He is the eldest of three siblings.
Jhon Warren’s father works as a contractual construction helper. He earns $12.72 per day, but only when there is work available. Due to the nature of his job, he only comes home twice a week. Jhon Warren’s mother is a full-time housewife. The family lives in a house where they serve as caretakers, sharing the space with another family.
Jhon Warren is a bright and hardworking young boy who excels in his studies, especially in his favorite subject, English. He likes to play outside with friends. Jhon Warren dreams of becoming a police officer in the future. For the 2024-2025 school year, he achieved a general average of 92% (Outstanding).
JB is 8-years-old and a Grade 3 student. He is the eldest of three siblings.
JB’s father works as a garbage sorter, earning $72.72 per month (approximately $18.18 per week). His mother works as a part-time “ukay-ukay” vendor, selling various used clothes and utensils found in the garbage in Payatas. She earns between $4.54 to $9.09 a week. The family resides in a small, rented house that costs $27.27 per month. They must also pay for utilities.
The combined income of JB’s parents is not enough to meet the household and educational expenses, especially since JB’s 21-year-old aunt, who has cerebral palsy, is under their care. Her parents (JB’s maternal grandparents) have passed away, and JB’s family provides her with food and a permanent home. They do not have the money to provide her with the proper medical attention she needs.
JB enjoys learning and particularly loves Mathematics. In his free time, he likes to draw whatever he wants. He dreams of becoming a police officer someday so he can serve his country and provide a brighter future for his family. For the 2024-2025 school year, he earned a general average of 87% (Very Satisfactory).