Special Projects

 
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Forgotten Fund
Description:
The Forgotten Fund primarily assists orphans and vulnerable children by funding special self-sustainability projects submitted by our transnational partners.  Secondarily, the Forgotten Fund provides for minimal administrative, mailing and marketing costs incurred to assist more needy children worldwide.  The Forgotten Fund paves the way, so 100% of our Sponsorship program benefits the needy children and pays for the shipping costs to clothe thousands of children each year.
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Chicken(s)

Donation amount: $1.00

Description:
For ONE dollar, Forgotten Children's partners can purchase a chicken that will supply enough eggs to give two children ONE egg per week.  With the natural antibiotics and protein found in the egg, this could be the difference between being healthy and sick.  Three chickens will produce enough eggs to sponsor all the needs of a child for ONE year, including their education, clothes, medine, food and spiritual guidance and mentoring.
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Heifer(s)

Donation amount: $1,000.00

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For ONE thousand dollars, ONE heifer can produce enough milk to help 10 children per year with their education, clothing, food, first-aid medical, spiritual guidance and mentoring and some English training.
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Multi-Vitamin(s)

Donation amount: $52.00

Description:
For about ONE dollar a week, a child can receive a multi-vitamin every day to help a child develop normally.  These vitamins prevent things like Vitamin A deficiency, which is associated with blindness, viral infections, and child mortality.
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De-worming Pill(s)

Donation amount: $4.00

Description:
A single $2 pill taken every six months will prevent a child from being robbed of valuable nutrients in their system.  Intestinal worms are a major issue for children, especially where clean water cannot be found.
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Mosquito Net(s)

Donation amount: $10.00

Description:
For $10, a simple mosquito net can help prevent a child from contracting malaria, which is the number ONE killer of children in the world.
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