30 million abandoned and orphaned kids in India live in poverty and face a dim future in India. A problem that’s not solved by the Indian government alone.

 

Since 1949, SOS Children’s Villages, a donor-based organization, has been helping abandoned or orphaned children everywhere by providing unique family homes, creating a warm, safe environment and a better future for these vulnerable children. Each SOS Children’s Village brings together small groups of orphans of varying ages to live together in a home as a family with parental guidance - getting care, nutrition and education. Currently, SOS Children’s Villages of India provides for over 45,000 kids.

 

But every year SOS faces increasing costs associated with this important work. The organization severely needed more sizable, stable and continuous donations to sustain and help even more children.