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Perhaps you want to make your sponsored child's future as secure as possible by establishing a Living Sponsorship. Or maybe you are looking for another way to expand your giving beyond sponsorship. Learn more about all the creative giving opportunities Compassion offers:

Giving Beyond Cash
As you map out your family's financial future, there are a variety of ways to make wise investments that allow you to impact the future of tommorow's children as well.

Living Sponsorship No matter what your future may hold, ensure that a Compassion child has the opportunity to benefit from Compassion's program throughout your lifetime and beyond.

Workplace Giving Many employers offer opportunities for employees like you to contribute to Compassion through programs in your workplace.

Do you want to learn more about how Compassion is releasing children from poverty? Find out who we are and how we work.

"We decided [a Living Sponsorship] was the way to go because [it] can go into perpetuity, not just for that one child but for children in the future. ... That, to me, is the best legacy. This will go on long after I'm gone in terms of children being cared for by Compassion. It really is incredible to see the impact. The Lord takes it and multiplies it. It's an investment that's priceless. These people can change their countries -- they can change the world. And I've played a tiny, tiny little part of it." Read more.

--Nancy Vandermeer, New Jersey