Orphan Sponsorship Request

Sareptha Fortinat

Caring for the children at the All Of God's Children orphanage in Fedja is an expensive undertaking, and your support is essential for us to continue to care for these children.

Your donation of $35 per month will help provide the following for your sponsored child:

Food, clothing and other necessities.
A solid Christian education.
Housing and other necessary facilities.
Round the clock supervision and care.
Periodic medical care.
Other general support for the orphanage and community.

In addition, you will be able to share your love and your life with your child through regular correspondence. You may also send a gift to your child, if you wish, and you could even join one of our mission trips and visit your child personally.

GVCM is recognized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a "501(c)(3)" non-profit organization, so all support donations may be tax-deductible (please consult your accountant to verify any conditions which may apply to you.)

Please complete the following form and click the "Send" button, and you will receive the profile of your child in the mail.

The information labeled in red must be completed for your request to be accepted.

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Starfish
Does It
Really Matter?

One day a man was walking on a beach at low tide. All the way up and down the beach, for as far as he could see, there were starfish washed up on the shore, left to die by the receding water.

As he walked along the water's edge, he saw a little boy bending down, picking up the starfish, and throwing them back into the ocean.

As the man approached the little boy, he said, "Why do you waste your time trying to save these starfish? Don't you see that what you are doing doesn't matter, since there are too many for you to save them all?"

With that, the little boy bent down, picked up a starfish and hurled it back into the ocean. He looked up at the man and said
"It mattered
to that one."

Author Unknown.
Possibly adapted from
"The Star Thrower"
by Loren Eiseley