The mission of the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

The mission of the Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

The mission of the Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

Thank you for supporting someone like Mojtaba and the Iraqi Children Foundation.

Reem is 12 years old and lives with her Iraqi family in an abandoned building that is not suitable for housing. She sells tissue on the streets and sometimes collects soda cans to help support her family. Because of her work on the streets, Reem has been exposed to abuse and disease, and suffered psychologically. Fortunately, because of the support of donors like you, caring adults in Reem’s local Iraqi community reached out to her and helped her with tutoring, healthy meals, other services, and lots of love and compassion.

Thank you all for your support of the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation!

Siba is only seven years old — she lives with her family in a desperately poor area in a single room made ​​of cans and mud. Because her father is sick and jobless, Siba’s mother collects soda cans for a living. Siba was not receiving proper care and was not going to school. She suffered from neglect and lack of nutrition, health care, and personal hygiene. When she was discovered by caring adults in her Iraqi community, they reached out to her, and with support from your generous sponsorship, she is rediscovering her lost childhood and receiving tutoring, healthy meals, emotional and social support and health care.

The mission of the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

Thank you all for supporting Siba and the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation.

Nine year old Deana lives with her divorced mother under conditions of extreme poverty. Although she is a child, she left school and her childhood to work with her mother, laboring hard and long in cleaning houses. Deana dreamed of returning to school and one day even becoming a teacher. Because caring adults in her Iraqi community learned of her plight and reached out to her, Deana was given a chance to receiving tutoring, a healthy breakfast and lunch, health care, and time for recreation and play along with other children. Thank you, Dennis, for your sponsorship support, which is making a life-changing difference for Deana.

The mission of the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

Thank you, Dennis, for supporting Deana and the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation.

Salma is a seven year old orphan that lives with her uncle under conditions of extreme poverty. She does not receive the care a child needs and spends most of her time on the streets.As a result, she suffers from malnutrition and poor hygiene.Caring adults in her local Iraqi community found her and extended a helping hand with tutoring, healthy meals, health care, and opportunities to enjoy her childhood.Your generous sponsorship donation provides Salma with life-changing help.

The mission of the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

Thank you Susan, Cindy & Steve, Chris, J. David, and Dawn for supporting Salma and the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation!

Husain is 13 years old. He and his little brother live with their poor family in a dilapidated, abandoned building in extreme poverty. His family is unable to provide him with adequate food, health care, and proper attention and he spends most of his time on the streets. Fortunately, Husain was discovered by caring adults in his local Iraqi community who reached out to him. With your generous support, Husain is able to receive tutoring, healthy meals, health care and space to experience the joys of childhood.

The mission of the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

Thank you Kevin, Kristin, Mary, and Susan for supporting Husain and the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation!

Muna is a 12 year old orphan. Her father divorced her mother and left them with nothing. Two years later her mother died so Muna moved in with relatives that are desperately poor. They did not let her attend school and instead sent her to work, collecting soda cans from garbage dumps. Caring adults in Muna’s community reached out to her and with your generous support, Muna has received tutoring, healthy meals, health care, and space to just be a child.

The mission of the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

Thank you, Dennis, for supporting Muna and the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation!

Marwa is seven year old and lives with her widowed mother and four sisters in a very poor area. After Marwa’s father died, they no longer had a breadwinner and her widowed mother is unable to work on an ongoing basis because of an illness. Instead, the family is dependent on handouts from locals. Marwa was unable to attend school and suffered a difficult life of deprivation, hunger, and lack of normal childhood care. More than a year ago, some caring adults in her Iraqi community reached out to her and today, with your generous support, Mona is in a safe place where she can enjoy some of the experiences of a normal childhood, with tutoring, healthy meals, health care and other loving social services.

The mission of the Sponsor Iraqi Children Foundation is to assist the families and communities of Iraq by mobilizing a life-changing “Surge of Love” for millions of children orphaned by violence in Iraq. They are committed to doing this under the leadership of the Iraqi people by serving as a catalyst to mobilize U.S. and international partners; investing in training and capacity building of Iraq’s non-governmental and community organizations; and emphasizing direct assistance for hand up, not hand out, projects.

Thank you Linda, Michael, Carl, Angie, Marjorie, and Reagan for giving Marwa the chance at a better childhood.