Help a child celebrate Christmas

Give a gift today!

Last year these boys in Honduras were able to have a day of celebration thanks to you friends like you! Won’t you give our children a day of celebration this year, too?

By contributing today, you are helping provide a small Christmas package with fun and useful items for every child living with us, as well as creating a day of immense joy.

Christmas is a time to rejoice and celebrate, but it’s also a day of healing for children who have suffered so much in their young lives. Won’t you please help?

THANK YOU FOR CARING ENOUGH TO MAKE OUR CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE WORLD POSSIBLE

DONATE THROUGH PAYPAL
If you are giving from outside the U.S., we accept foreign currencies through PayPal.

OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT WORLD VILLAGES:
Planned Giving – Your lasting legacy to our children: remembering World Villages for Children in your Estate Plans.

Corporate Matching – Double your donation’s impact by seeing if your current or former employer will match your generosity.

Gifts in memoriam or in honor of a loved one – Parents and friends may consider asking others to honor the memory of a loved one with a gift to WVC to support our mission.

Pray for our success – Remember our children and the Sisters of Mary in your prayers.

Be an ambassador of WVC – Talk about World Villages for Children to your friends and family.

Learn more about the children

The children at our schools come from the poorest of the poor. Each child has their own stories of what their life was before coming to our schools and how their lives are being transformed by the Sisters of Mary programs.  Read the moving stories of our children in their own words. 

Meet Our Graduates

There are 160,000+  graduates from the Sisters of Mary Schools. Many of our graduates went on to live prosperous lives, helping their families and local communities. Read the inspiring stories of our graduates in their own words. 

Life At Our Villages

Learn more about how we help children break free from a life of poverty.