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10 Things Your Sponsorship Provides
Thank you for spending the month celebrating sponsorship with us! As we come to the end of sponsorship month, we want to say thank you one more time for sponsoring our kids and classes, for sharing about sponsorship, and for praying for our children and classes to find sponsors. Why is sponsorship so important that it’s worth taking a whole month to celebrate? Because sponsorship tangibly changes futures. Children’s lives are impacted in practical ways when they receive things like education, school meals, uniforms, and access to medical care. But there’s more to it than that. Much more. This is…
Writing Your Child or Class
We asked our sponsors what advice they’d give on how to build connections with their sponsor child and class, and we loved the honesty of some of the answers 😁 For as many sponsors as love messaging Guatemala through Sponsorsoft, there’s other who responded like this: “Write them regularly (I don’t currently follow this advice).” “Make a point of replying to emails which I always forget to do.” “Not good at letter writing, etc. We’re much better at praying for our child.” “I’m not very good at building connection. But sending pictures is good which I’ve done a bit.” For…
Flexible Levels of Sponsorship?
Did you know that Impact Ministries offers flexible levels of sponsorship when you sponsor a child? When you sponsor a child in Guatemala, you’ll be invited to select your sponsorship level: $49/month – minimum sponsorship donation $69/month – helps bridge the gap between the minimum and actual costs $89/month – covers the full cost of education, meals and care for one child As costs keep rising in Guatemala, our sponsorship amount was no longer keeping pace with what it actually costs to provide education and comprehensive care for a child. We want to be transparent and sustainable, but also acknowledge…
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“I don’t want him. I want nothing to do with him!”
Those were the Mom’s words the moment she saw her big-eyed newborn. The baby’s birth mother is a very needy, mentally ill woman living on the streets of Guatemala. And her baby found refuge at the Vida Children’s Home.
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