Around the world with Unbound

[...] .” Of the three children Toni sponsors, two are siblings. She visited them on a recent awareness trip in Kenya hosted by Unbound. “I love Toni so much,” said 19-year-old Christine, [...]

[...] Sponsor Becky Costas gets a chance to meet her sponsored friend, Jonathan, on an awareness trip to the Philippines. Bill and Becky Costas have been sponsors since 1996. Becky works as a [...]

[...] Unbound staff member Amanda Burian recently went on an awareness trip to Guatemala along with her mother and grandmother. All three shared short reflections on [...]

[...] Maria, a sponsored child in Guatemala, with her sponsor, Patrick Byrne, on an awareness trip. By Veronica Batton, Unbound writer/editor I’m a total cynic when it comes to purchases [...]

[...] reach across the divides of poverty, distance and culture. In return, they receive a priceless experience of sponsorship. As a sponsor with Unbound, you learn the name of a real child or aging [...]

[...] of the Philippines.” Share this post: Related Posts New president reflects on ‘priceless experience’ Guatemala awareness trip brings hope and gratitude Old and young in CFCA give [...]

[...] Posts Philippine staffers brave floods to reach families New president reflects on ‘priceless experience’ Elderly take charge of their health Hands raised in song: A sponsor’s [...]

[...] transformed: A sponsor’s awareness trip reflection New president reflects on ‘priceless experience’ [...]

[...] , remember that you’ve helped warm their hearts this winter, literally and figuratively! Sponsor today – or if you already sponsor, share your experience with a friend. Our communications [...]

[...] investment of $1 a day in Luis. You can help a child, family and community do the same thing. Sponsor today! Share this post: Related Posts Reaching the top Doris needs a new sponsor (and a letter, [...]

[...] hoping to change one person’s life. As it turned out, it was mine. Want to change lives? Sponsor today! Share this post: Related Posts Trip reflections from three generations of sponsors [...]

[...] now I am confident of their future.” Want to help empower mothers and educate children? Sponsor today! Share this post: Related Posts 5 ways sponsored friends stay warm in winter Celebrating & [...]

[...] clean and freshly ironed. Savithri didn’t stop there. She got a microloan through her mothers group to purchase a charcoal-fired “iron box,” a tool that helps her iron more [...]

[...] homework before working on her own. With the support of her family and her experience with the mothers group, Yurani is gaining the confidence she needs to be successful in her future goals. “I [...]

[...] ; his mother assured us. We asked Joseph’s mother about her participation in the mothers group and about her other children, until Joseph arrived. He was polite, well-spoken and [...]

[...] in September, 2013, when Kavya opened her store after receiving a microloan through her mothers group. She now sells saris, jewelry, cosmetics, clothing accessories and fabrics. “Gradually, [...]

[...] happy they were when we planned activities for them,” said Tristan John Cabrera, communications liaison for Unbound in the Philippines. “Giving this type of appreciation to our elderly is [...]

[...] By Regina Mburu, communications liaison for Unbound in Africa “My dream is to make it in life. I dream of being a woman [...]

[...] project coordinator. (Information and photos were provided by Tristan John Cabrera, communications liaison for Unbound in the Philippines.) Give companionship to elders. Sponsor today! Share this [...]

[...] ño and ended at the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, said Tristan John Cabrera, communications liaison for Unbound in the Philippines. “The festival has been attended by millions of [...]

[...] and sponsoring through Unbound have in common? Read more to find out! In 2011 Diane Palmer, Unbound sponsor and ambassador, scaled Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa. Kilimanjaro is one of the highest free- [...]

[...] is titled “Bob Walked; Everyone Grew” by Paula Kiger. Paula has been an Unbound sponsor for several years and has graciously shared her tribute to Bob Hentzen on her personal [...]

[...] you honest information and true facts to help guide you and your decision about becoming an Unbound sponsor. Here are some common questions or “myths” about sponsorship. Myth 1: “How [...]

[...] reflection from his most recent Awareness Trip to Guatemala. Nearly 18 years ago I became an Unbound sponsor. My first sponsored friend was a young girl from Guatemala. Now I sponsor two girls from [...]

[...] winter Guatemala awareness trip brings hope and gratitude Our top 5 blog posts of 2013! Dairy farm helps children in India attend school [...]

[...] reflection Preserving the culture: CFCA’s work with indigenous communities, part 2 Dairy farm helps children in India attend school Common boy, girl names from countries where CFCA works [...]

[...] this report. Share this post: Related Posts Celebrating ‘Love Your Pet Day’ Dairy farm helps children in India attend school Preserving the culture: CFCA’s work with indigenous [...]

Innamma, a mother in India, used microloans from her mothers group to start a dairy business. Learn how Innamma pays for her children’s educati [...]

[...] told me about Unbound,” Elsa said. “We’ve never had this support.” Unbound sponsorship also allowed Gerardo to provide something more for his kids than food and education. [...]

[...] credits his parents and his sponsor for his success. But success isn’t everything. Unbound sponsorship not only gave Luis the opportunity to learn about business. The examples of his sponsor and [...]

[...] , and was able to find 18 sponsors through various fundraising events. “Through Unbound sponsorship, I see the path of education as the keystone to breaking the poverty cycle in a family,& [...]