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

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.

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John Lawrence

John is 18 years old, and is a first-year college student pursuing a degree in Culinary Arts or Food Technology. He is the third of four siblings, one of whom is in college.

John’s biological father passed away in 2017. His mother is a full-time housewife, and his stepfather works as a garbage truck driver, earning a minimum wage of about $11 per day.

John’s favorite subject is Mathematics, and during his free time he enjoys cooking and playing futsal. His passion for cooking was inspired by his late father, and he is motivated to finish his education and achieve his dream of becoming a professional chef. For the first semester of the 2025-2026, he achieved a general average of 87% (Very Satisfactory).

Arjhon Nicko

Arjhon is 10 years old and a Grade 4 student. He is the second of four children.

Arjhon’s father is a ride-hailing driver. He drives two to three times a week and earns between $126—$158 a month. His mother is a full-time housewife.

Arjhon does well in school, and his favorite subjects are Mathematics and English. During his free time he enjoys singing and dancing. He also loves to draw people and nature. His dream is to become a policeman to serve his country and help his family. For the 2025-2026 school year, he earned a general average of 90% (Outstanding).

Maria Creshael

Maria is 9 years old and a Grade 4 student. She is the second of three children.

Maria’s father works as an on-call painter. His daily wage is about $11 and his estimated monthly income is around $219. His income is not regular. Maria’s mother is a full-time housewife. The family lives in a two-story structure with her father’s sibling. They share the monthly costs for rent and the electricity bill.

Maria dreams of becoming an actress or a teacher someday. Despite the family’s financial difficulties, she strives to do well in school. During the 2025-2026 school year, she earned a general average of 89% (Very Satisfactory).

Carl Aldon

Carl Aldon is 17 years old. He is a Grade 12 student taking the Technical-Vocational-Livelihood track in Automotive Servicing. He is the eldest of four siblings.

Carl’s father died when he was a young child. His mother started a new family, and she and Carl’s stepfather are the parents of his younger siblings. Unfortunately, his stepfather left and does not provide any support for his three children. Carl’s mother has a retail store, which earns a monthly income of about $79.

Carl aspires to become an automotive technician. He maintains excellent school attendance and he actively participates in school activities, such as the Quiz Bee and Battle of the Minds. In the first term of this school year, he achieved a general average of 88.4% (Satisfactory).