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If children are the future, their now matters.
Give NowIf children are the future, their now matters.
In it for kids since 1938.
We help children thrive in spite of the toughest challenges in the world. Because we know that every child, like every person, matters.
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Putting children first
Kids need to live their potential every day. We work with their families, communities and the systems surrounding them so they can grow up healthy, educated, skilled and safe.
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Investing in localized change
Individual and institutional support allows us to invest in nearly 200 community-based organizations around the world — over $600M the last 10 years — to support and protect children. Because locally led change lasts.
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Experience you can trust
With 87 years of experience working with children in challenging circumstances, we’re proud to be known for our commitment to child safety and financial accountability.
Start the friendship of a lifetime
As sponsor and Grammy award-winning musician Lauren Daigle has learned, to sponsor a child is to embark on a journey you’ll never forget – to support a child, family and community through all life’s challenges.
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The impact we make — together
So much becomes possible when children grow up healthy, educated, skilled and safe wherever they are — at home, in school, in community and online. Together we’re helping them do exactly that.
Our WorkReal Stories From Real People
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The Take It Down Act becomes law
ChildFund is celebrating the passage of historic legislation that culminates years of work to make the internet a safer place for children everywhere.
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Nilza’s journey for clean water
In Nampula Province, Mozambique, 11-year-old Nilza has witnessed firsthand how access to clean water can transform children's lives.
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Disasters through children’s eyes
These children’s creations tell a story of great hardship, but also of deep hope. They paint a picture of natural disasters we can’t afford to ignore.
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