Haiti, Jamaica, Guatemala
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Child Sponsorship
Give hope to a child in need by helping them go to school. $30 a month helps provide teacher ’s salaries, school uniforms, and school supplies. Provide for an orphan in Haiti. $150 a month covers the cost of living for one child in our Home.
Our Schools
HOLD operates 9 schools in Haiti, 2 in Jamaica, and 1 in Guatemala. These 12 schools provide education to more than 2,500 students. In addition to our schools, we have an orphanage in Haiti that is home to 45 abandoned children.
A Lifetime of Hope
Your giving changes the course of a child’s life. By providing an education, or supplying full-time care for an orphan, you give a child the opportunity to succeed. You give them a lifetime of hope.
HOLD the Children
A ministry of Mission Discovery: Watch some of our precious preschool students recite the Lord's Prayer!
Donate to Hold The Children
HOLD the Children is a ministry of Mission Discovery. Mission Discovery is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and a member in good standing with the ECFA.
Contributions are tax deductible and solicited with the understanding that Hold the Children has complete discretion and control over the use of all donated funds. No goods or services were provided in exchange for your contribution.
Sponsorship Spotlight
Woodson Vaval
Woodson is in High School! He is the oldest child in our HOLD the Children Home and he joined us from the town of Mole Saint Nicholas. Several others in the Home look up to him. He sets a good example and helps take good care of the younger children. While good at lending a hand in the home, Woodson is very grateful that he is not responsible for providing for himself or any of the other younger children. In Haiti, many boys his age fend for themselves on the streets and are sometimes responsible for younger siblings. It is not uncommon for children to carry large 5 gallon buckets for
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