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The average full cost is about $400 per month for a girl under our long-term program. This covers quality education (often at international or near-international standards when possible), emotional and spiritual care, safe lodging/ foster community, health/ nutrition, supervision, life-skills training, clothing, and the accountability/ safety overhead that ensures the child truly thrives rather than merely survives.

In most rescue programs, children are enrolled in regular government schools where the quality of education is very poor. This often allows a child to rise just above the line of abject poverty - but still remain trapped within its upper levels.

One of our distinctives is taking fewer girls but giving them access to the best educational institutions in the country. This approach helps them move not just out of poverty, but toward middle-class economic potential, where they can grow in confidence and eventually exert leadership and influence in their communities and professions. We want to raise leaders from these girls who are under the oppression of generational poverty.

This also allows their future generations to be truly free.

Answer: Yes!

We have several peripheral/special projects designed for one-time or smaller gifts. These include “Back-to-School” kits (supplies, uniforms), surgical camps, clean water bore wells, awareness campaigns, and seasonal care (e.g. Christmas packages). Even modest giving to one of these makes a tangible difference in a girl’s life or a whole community.

Smaller gifts towards rescuing and empowering girls are also welcome. When several people give smaller gifts, even if $5, we’re able to pool funds to rescue more girls.

If donations are given to the general fund, they will be used at the organization’s discretion for whichever project has the most pressing need.

We track outcomes and use both quantitative and qualitative measures: number of girls rescued, number who complete school, emotional healing progress, testimonies/ stories, etc.. We share regular impact reports (bi-annually) with donors. We also collect stories from graduates (when possible) showing long-term change.

We hope to soon allow video calls between the donors and children assigned to them for direct communication. We also hope to facilitate video calls between donors and the children they support. However, we are currently consulting with psychologists and ethicists to carefully assess the potential impact of this practice. We want to understand whether such interactions would help the child feel seen and empowered, or risk making them feel self-conscious or inferior.

Yes. We are a 501(c3) incorporated organization. We provide tax receipts for all donations. We maintain financial transparency: a significant portion of funds go directly to program services (rescue, care, education, etc.), while a small portion covers administrative costs, safety/supervision overhead, monitoring and evaluation. We will disclose the exact percentage of funds used for administrative purposes.

We completely understand that circumstances can change. If that happens, please be assured that we will continue to provide full care for the girl. Her well-being will never be jeopardized because of a change in one donor’s situation. We are grateful for every season of support you are able to give.

Thank you for considering a gift! If you are making a large contribution, sending a check or bank transfer is the best option to avoid processing fees. ACH giving is also an equally wise choice with just a 1% transaction rate. If you wish to donate your stocks, please do get in touch with us. Of course, you can choose to give online, and we accept many forms of payment for your convenience.

Absolutely. Sponsors/adopters receive periodic updates on their girl’s progress—academic milestones, health/emotional well-being, sometimes personal letters (when culturally and logistically feasible). We also share community stories, photos or videos (with all necessary permissions and respecting privacy).

We understand many donors would love that. For safety, cultural, and logistical reasons, in most cases direct visits create more challenges than rewards. We can look into possibilities on a case by case basis, depending on cultural circumstances and barriers to travel. We are in the process of allowing online video contact with the girl you will be supporting fully.