Below are the children who are currently at the highest risk of being sold
Sponsor a child for $50 a month.
When you sponsor a child, she receives a new beginning. Your monthly gift empowers a Maasai girl through education, basic food, shelter, and healthcare, safe transportation, and intentional Christian discipleship.
To sponsor a child, set up a recurring donation and write their name in the donation notes.
Rescue Home
The Rescue Home provides safety for any girl who is unsafe to return home during any school breaks, term breaks, between graduation and finding a job for fear their father will sell them. It , also provides a permeant home for those who have no parents.
Sponsor a class
Sponsor a Class and you will get a picture of all the children in the class and progress report on how the class is doing. Your support covers Teacher’s salaries, school registration fees, food costs so they have a large warm meal each day, supplies, etc.
Thank you for helping
Yamat Nataa Olemingati
My name is Yamat Nataa Olemingati. I am a 12 old year Maasai girl from the bush of Emurutoto, Tanzania. I have 4 siblings but none are in school yet. My dream is to be a teacher and bring good changes to my family and the world but without a sponsor I will never get to fulfill that dream. I have had a fiancé since I was in 5th grade and someone has already come with a cow to trade for me. If I go home I will be sold.
Thank you for helping, Yamat
Nasiti Kitumwes Kupan
My name is Nasitii Kitumwes Kupan. I am a 12 year old Maasai girl. I was raised in the bush of Matale, Tanzania. I was brought to Faces for Hope by my neighbor, who is a pastors wife. My father has already accepted the dowry to marry me off. It is not safe for me to go home. My father has 7 children and none of them have gone to school. Please help me make my dream of becoming a teacher come through.
Thank you for your help, Nasiti
Leya Kaika
My name is Leya Kaika. I am a 14 year old girl from the bush of Matale. There are five children in my family. My father left us three years ago, and my mother tries, but cannot send us to school. I really want to go to high school to be a teacher and give back to my community. I cannot do this without support. My neighbor saw how much I want to go to school and brought me to Faces for Hope.
Thank you, Leya
Faraja Ndoori
My name is Faraja Ndoori, and I am a 6 year old Maasai girl from Laandarai, Tanzania. My father has 4 wives and 24 children. My father takes care of his cows. Up to now, only one of the 24 children are in school, and he is a boy. If I go to school, I will be the first girl to go. My father would rather all his daughters just get married, so he can have more cows. No one in my family goes to church.
Blerssings, Faraha
Sponsor a Class
To begin our new primary school, we are seeking individuals who would like to be a part of supporting an entire class. You would get a letter from a student in that class, and a picture of all the children in the class two times a year, along with update letters on how the class is doing. For $50 a month, you can help support an entire class! Your monthly giving would provide uniforms, shoes, school supplies, health needs, teachers' salaries, daily meals, and more.