Sponsors will receive regular correspondence from or about their child. Here is more detail about how child communication works.
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How to Help Children without a Sponsor Go To School This Year
While children in the US are busy getting ready to go back to school, GlobalFingerprints has over 500 children on our waiting list who may not be able to go to school unless someone sponsors them.
How Sponsorship Changed One Young Woman’s Life Forever
This young woman saw GlobalFingerprints and Tabitha Ministry as a way out of poverty. When someone stepped foward to sponsor her, it changed her life forever. Read her story in her own words.
The Joy of Meeting Our Sponsored Child in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Nancy and Jerry Himba were moved to tears when they received a heart-felt reception from the child they have sponsored for many years.
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Established in 1989, this influential treaty outlining the rights of children. When a country ratifies the treaty, they are bound by international law to honor the rights listed in the document. 140 countries have signed the treaty.
2019 Sponsorship Survey Results
Early in 2019, we asked those who sponsor GlobalFingerprints children about who they are and why they sponsor a child. Over 700 responded. Here are the results.
GlobalFingerprints Advocate Calendar
Click the link below for a copy of the GlobalFingerprints Advocate Calendar.
Download the 2019 Orphan Sunday Church Information Flyer
Get your church involved in Orphan Sunday. Click here to download the 2019 GlobalFingerprints Orphan Sunday flyer.
GF Helps Children in Poverty and Paves Way for Planting Churches in Vietnam
God is not only using GF to lead children out of poverty. He’s also using it to pave the way for churches to be planted in difficult places.
Praying for Your GlobalFingerprints Child
Has God been nudging you to pray more for your sponsored child? Here are some ways you can incorporate prayers for your child into your ongoing prayer life.
