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We are blessed with wonderful supporters and volunteers. Every now and then, some stand out among the rest because of their commitment to the organization and the advocacy for the mission. Tommy and Sheila Amy were the Volunteers of the Year in 2024, but they have not let up. They have been to the Philippines…
Home Grown Successes at LCP This success story is not of one person, but many. Since its foundation in 1987, Little Children of the World has been investing in lives with brilliant potential. They just need an opportunity to succeed. In our 38-year history, we are proud to have thousands that have left our support…
Steven’s Unyielding Spirit of Hope Steven’s early life was marked by struggles. Born out of wedlock, he has never met his father, and tragically, he lost his mother to the dual battles of breast cancer and heart failure. This loss hung heavily on his heart, yet it was the spark that ignited his resilience. Now…
Little Children of the World is in the business of bringing hope to the lives of children who have none. Our programs address urgent needs like housing and provision of food, clothing, and other essentials. The streets are no place for a child, and education cannot be a priority when there is no guarantee of…
Central Illinois Filipinos Give Back Filipino communities are strong and supportive! Filipinos in the greater Peoria, Illinois area are giving back and supporting 15 sponsored children through LCW! Groups like the Filipino American Society of Central Illinois (FASCI) help us reach Filipinos in the US who want to give back to help children in the…
“Life was not easy growing up in a poor family where I was raised by a carpenter father. We sometimes cannot eat 3 times a day. When I was four years old, my mom and I started coming to LCP. My mom hoped that I will get a sponsor and that it will help us…
Shelter for Elna Mae Elna Mae is 22 years old and is currently finishing up her second year in college at Negros Oriental State University studying IT and computer technology. She was admitted to the LCP Residential Shelter in June of 2010 and has grown up with us since then. She was referred to the…
Let’s celebrate a new milestone: 900 sponsored children! In 1987 when the founders began their mission with just a few young children from the streets, they could have only dreamed of the number of lives that would be changed because of their legacy. In our history, thousands of children and their families have been touched…
One room, no kitchen, dirt floors, crumbling walls made from used plywood scraps, tarps, and bamboo matting—it is not much, but it is what Jenieflor, her two brothers, Jeffrey and Jefferson, and parents, Florejane and Jennifer, call home. They struggle to put food on the table. There are days they cannot even satisfy their hunger…
“As a child, I was timid and shy. I struggled with self-confidence. We didn’t have financial stability when I was growing up. Money was tight, and we often had to make sacrifices to make ends meet. However, despite our financial struggles, my parents taught me to be a kind, caring, and resilient person. However, LCP…