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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…
Transformative Generosity The sponsorship team is incredible! It takes great effort and coordination to keep tabs on over 900 sponsored children and all of you who support them! Marie Lou Patrimonio Abbott, our VP of Sponsorship does an excellent job of coordinating sponsor/donor communications, but her work is made possible by our Filipino counterparts who…
“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…
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…
For over 35 years, Little Children of the World has been changing lives by sharing the love of Jesus. Children from poverty have earned college degrees and are now giving back and making a difference in their communities. Parents have received skills trainings to earn a better living to support their families. Thousands of souls…
Christmas is always the most special time of year at LCP. The joy that permeates the people is like no other experience. A simple can of SPAM, a candy cane, a small toy, a hat, or a plain white t-shirt evokes excitement and gratitude beyond our comprehension. These small gifts are gestures of love felt…
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…
The Wee Women Shelter for Girls is a safe haven for girls all over Negros Island who have been abandoned left to fend for themselves, sexually and/or physically abused by family members or neighbors, and/or severely neglected. Up to 30 girls ages 5 and above can stay there until it is either safe for them…
Born with a congenital heart defect and plagued by severe financial hardships, Maria Rosal wondered if she would ever have a chance in life. She was a bright young woman, full of resilience; all she needed was an opportunity to live. Without surgery, her future would be grim. Without a father in the picture, she…