The children who need your sponsorship.
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 indigent 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
for K—Grade 6
Students
$24/month
for Grades 7—10 Students
$27/month
for Grades 11—12
Students
$40/month
College Students
We will send you a reminder when it’s time to renew your annual sponsorship in hopes that, like almost all of our sponsors, you will opt to continue helping your student(s). Your commitment means the world to these children and, in turn, they strive to honor your participation in their education.
To renew your annual sponsorship, click here.
For more information regarding our sponsorship program, please contact us here.
Princess Laluan is 13 years old and a grade 9 student. She is the second child among 4 siblings.
Her mother is a full-time housewife. Her father is a junk shop truck driver earning $220 to $260 per month. This is not enough to meet their daily needs.
She is determined to reach her dreams, to become a psychologist in the future. She always gets high grades, 91% (Outstanding) is her average for the first quarter of this school year 2022-2023. Her favorite subjects are Filipino and English. Making handy crafts and playing chess are her hobbies.
“Supporting these kids is so easy, and the payoff so gratifying. I feel I’m the one receiving more from these strong and courageous kids.”
Tristan is 10 years old and a grade 4 student. His favorite subject is Values Education. He loves to draw during his free time. His dream is to become a policeman in the future. His average for the second quarter is 80.75% (Satisfactory).
He is the eldest child among three children. His mother is a full-time homemaker. His father is a sweet tofu vendor and earns a net income of $5 to $7 per day. Sometimes when there’s an occasion, he can sell twice as much in one day.
The family lives in his grandparents’ house. His father’s income is insufficient to pay for a house rental.
Nhikael is 9 years old and a grade 3 student. His favorite subject is Mathematics. He likes reading books and playing basketball during his free time. His ambition is to become a doctor someday. His average for the second quarter is 89.86% (Very Satisfactory).
He has one younger brother. His father is currently working as a janitor in a hospital. He is earning a minimum wage of $11.40 per day (5 days a week). His mother is a full-time homemaker.
The family currently lives in his grandparents’ house. The house was divided into two because his uncle’s family also lives there.
Lira Rose is 18 years old and a grade 11 student. Her favorite subject is Filipino. She likes to sing and to dance. Her ambition is to become a professional civil engineer in the future. Her average for the second quarter is 87.13% (Very Satisfactory).
She is the fourth child among six children. Her father is an on-call construction worker and earns $10 per day whenever he has work. Her mother is a full-time homemaker. They live in a very small house, and sleep side by side in the living room because they don’t have a bedroom. The kitchen is also in the living room. There are times that her father and brother have no work and they need to borrow money to make ends meet.
Lira Rose and her siblings are determined to finish school because they want to help their parents in the future.
Trish Majean is 12 years old and a grade 7 student. Her favorite subjects are Filipino and History. She loves playing badminton during her free time. Her dream is to become a successful businesswoman in the future. Her average for the third quarter is 87.13% (Very Satisfactory).
She has a younger brother. Her father is a driver for a water and wastewater company and earns $11.40 per day. He works three to four times per week. Her mother is a homemaker.
They currently live in her grandparents’ house. It is divided into two because her uncle’s family also lives with them. They share in paying the water and electricity bills.
Sophia is 10 years old and a grade 5 student. Her favorite subject is English. Her favorite hobby is drawing. Her ambition is to become a professional teacher. Her average for the third quarter is 88.38% (Very Satisfactory).
She has a younger sister. Her father is a tile installer and earns $10 per day. Her mother is a homemaker. Sophia’s two cousins also live with them while they study.
Since childhood, Sophia Scarlete dreams of becoming a teacher. Her father’s income is not enough to support the family’s basic needs and monthly bills.
Rysel is 12 years old and a grade 8 student. Her favorite subjects are Mathematics, Filipino and English. She likes reading books. Her ambition is to become a professional nurse in the future. Her average for the second quarter is 89.38% (Very Satisfactory).
She is the second child among three children. Their mother is a homemaker. Their father is a dishwasher in a restaurant and he receives $8 per day. The family is renting a house for $50 monthly. The father’s income is not enough to support their daily expenses, monthly bills and school needs of the 2 children.
Rheana is 7 years old and a grade 2 student. She is the third child among 4 siblings.
Rheana always makes sure that she doesn’t miss any lessons, and she wants to become a teacher someday. 89% (Very Satisfactory) was her average for the second quarter of school year 2022-2023. Her favorite subject is Filipino. When she has free time, she loves to draw. Playing indoor games is also one of her pastimes.
Her mother is a full-time homemaker and her father is an on-call construction worker. He earns $200 per month, which is not sufficient to cover all expenses (basic needs, monthly bills, and school needs). Her great-grandmother lives with Rheana’s family. She does not receive any pension from the government.
Jayronn is 7 years old and a grade 2 student. He is the youngest child among 3 siblings.
Jayronn wants to become a teacher or a policeman in the future. 83% (Satisfactory) was his average for the second quarter of school year 2022-2023. His favorite subject is Mathematics. Reading books and playing outdoor games are his hobbies.
His mother is a full-time homemaker and his father is an on-call electrician. He is earning $200 or less per month. They need to pay their monthly electric and water bills. The students also need allowances for school. The father’s income is enough only for the daily basic needs.
Trisha is 10 years old and a grade 5 student. She is the fourth child among 5 siblings.
Trisha dreams that someday she will become a teacher. 82% (Satisfactory) was her average for the second quarter. Her favorite subject is Music. Drawing is her favorite pastime.
Trisha’s parents are separated. Her mother has a small retail/variety store in their house. She earns below $10 per day. Her father is an on-call truck driver. He gives $20 per month as his financial support for his children. Her mother has a new partner who is a garbage truck driver. He earns $200 per month, and he is the one who supports the family financially. The family rents a small house for $30 per month.
Prince Juan is 10 years old and a grade 4 student. He is the eldest child among 3 siblings, with another on the way.
Even at his young age, Prince Juan is very responsible. He helps his mother in household chores. He wants to become a policeman to serve his country and to give his family a brighter future. 86% (Very Satisfactory) was his average for the second quarter. His favorite subject is Mathematics. His favorite pastime is drawing anime features.
His mother is a full-time homemaker and his father is an on-call garbage collector earning $120 per month. This is not enough to meet their daily basic needs.