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Please sign up only if you are committed to building a relationship with this child. The poor often have to move to find work.

Child sponsorship provides:

* A quality education in a Christian setting
* A safe environment where the children experience God’s love
* Preventative medical and dental education

When needed:

* A uniform
* Hot meals
* Medical Attention

Sponsorship is an extremely affordable commitment of $36 a month – just over a dollar a day. If your child leaves the program, you will be notified and given the opportunity to sponsor a different child. There are tremendous benefits of sponsoring a child. You will be sharing God’s heart with those who have little. You will receive a monthly letter telling you about what is happening in the ministry.

10/26/2026

Every child deserves to feel remembered at Christmas. ❤️

At ChildHope schools, Christmas celebrations are filled with joy, laughter, and opportunities to share the love of Jesus.

But not every child has a sponsor to provide that special Christmas gift.

Just $25 can help an unsponsored child enjoy a Christmas gift and celebration, reminding them that they are loved and valued.

🎄 Help us share the joy of Christmas with children who don't yet have sponsors.

Give today: https://childhopeonline.org/child/christmas-fund-for-unsponsored-children/

10/15/2026

🎄 Every child deserves to experience the joy of Christmas!
For children without sponsors, a special Christmas celebration can be a beautiful reminder that they are seen, loved, and not forgotten.
❤️ Just $25 can help bring Christmas joy to a child through a celebration filled with fun, laughter, and the love of Jesus.
Will you help make Christmas special for a child this year?
🎁 Give today: https://childhopeonline.org/child/christmas-fund-for-unsponsored-children/

10/05/2026

Among thousands of children, God sees the one.

The one with a name.
The one with a story.
The one with gifts still being discovered and dreams still taking shape.

That truth is at the heart of ChildHope. Every number represents a child who is known, valued and deeply loved by God.

"See what great love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God!" — 1 John 3:1

Every child matters. Every story matters. Every one is seen. 💙

09/30/2026

A classroom is more than a place to learn.

It can be a place where a child discovers what they’re capable of. Where a teacher sees potential that might otherwise go unnoticed. Where dreams begin to feel possible.

Across Latin America and the Caribbean, ChildHope partners with locally led schools and programs that know their communities, know their students, and are helping children build a foundation for the future.

Education opens doors. But sometimes, it also helps a child believe there are doors worth opening. 💙

09/23/2026

Keiry knows what it feels like not to belong.

Before coming to ChildHope's Las Delicias school in El Salvador, the 12-year-old had experienced severe bullying.

Classmates made fun of her. They took photos of her without her knowing and posted cruel comments about her in class chats.

Keiry couldn't understand why she had been singled out.

Her aunt knew she needed a different environment and enrolled her at Las Delicias.

And slowly, Keiry's experience of school began to change.

She found teachers who listened to her.

Classmates who treated her with kindness.

A school community where Christian values weren't only taught, but lived.

Today, Keiry says she feels accepted, loved, valued and heard. She enjoys getting involved in school projects like gardening and growing crops.

And when it was time to take a photo for us, Keiry wanted someone special beside her — her friend Esther.

The sadness that once defined Keiry's experience of school has given way to something very different.

Belonging. Friendship. Joy. Hope.

Sometimes that's what impact looks like.

09/18/2026

Sometimes you don't see the full impact of an education until decades later.

Cinthya graduated from a ChildHope school in Costa Rica in 1996.

Years later, as a young single mother facing an uncertain future, she found herself returning to what had been planted in her childhood: faith in God, prayer, honesty, responsibility and respect.

She worked. She studied. She earned a degree in Industrial Engineering.

Today, Cinthya is a university professor and business owner.

And the little girl she raised? She grew up to become a doctor.

Cinthya still remembers the ChildHope teacher who taught her to believe in herself and helped build the Christian foundation she carries today.

Sometimes the seeds planted in a classroom keep growing long after a child leaves it.

Sometimes, they reach the next generation. 💙

09/14/2026

What if this were the year everything changed?

For $42 a month, ChildHope sponsorship provides a scholarship that gives a child access to quality, Christ-centered education in a safe and nurturing environment.

But the impact can reach far beyond the classroom.

A sponsor becomes one more person saying, I see you. I believe in your future. And I’m cheering you on.

There are children waiting for sponsors today.

Learn more at childhopeonline.org/sponsor 💙

09/07/2026

A prayer for every child beginning a new school year:

Lord,

Go with the child who walks confidently into the classroom — and the one who is afraid.

Be near the child who can't wait to see friends again — and the one wondering whether they will have a friend at all.

Give wisdom and patience to teachers.

Give children courage when learning feels difficult.

Bring peace into homes carrying burdens no child should have to carry.

Help every student discover the gifts You have placed within them.

And in every classroom, remind each child that they are seen, known, loved and created with purpose.

Amen.

Is there a child, teacher or school you're praying for this year?

You can share their first name below so our ChildHope community can pray with you. 💙

09/04/2026

What can education really change?

Dr. Luis Gonzalez Brenes has a unique perspective on that question.

He isn't only a researcher studying ChildHope. He's a ChildHope graduate himself.

Luis graduated from a ChildHope school in 1988. Today, he holds doctorates in Theology/Ecclesiology and Education, with additional studies in anthropology and psychology.

In 2026, he took a scholarly look at something he had already experienced personally: the transformational impact of a ChildHope education.

His research suggests education can do far more than increase what a child knows.
It can help reshape identity — how a child sees themselves.

Expand possibility — what they believe their future can hold.

Develop agency — the belief that they can make choices, lead and serve.

And that transformation can reach beyond one student into families and communities.

Education doesn't simply prepare a child to pass a test. It can help a child imagine a different future — and begin building it.

That's the kind of education we believe in at ChildHope.

08/31/2026

Hope has a way of changing everything.

It gives courage for today and confidence for tomorrow. It reminds us that even in difficult places, God is still at work.

This is our prayer for every child, every family, and every community we serve across Latin America and the Caribbean.

"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit." — Romans 15:13

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3728 W Chestnut Expressway
Springfield, MO
65802

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Website

http://www.childhopeonline.org/

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