Bring Hope to Children in Need With a Year-End Gift
Your year-end gift will deliver life-changing hope to children in poverty. Through your gift, you’ll meet children’s urgent needs, helping release them from poverty in Jesus’ name.
1 in 5
Children live in extreme poverty around the world.
Over 4.5 Billion
People globally — over half the global population — lack access to essential health care.
Over 700 Million
People live without access to safe drinking water.
Your Gift Helps Meet Critical Needs
Millions of children face the overwhelming challenges of poverty every day. Your gift will be used where it’s needed most to offer hope.
Your gift could provide life-saving care for a child suffering from a severe medical condition. It could drill a community well, provide a center with electricity or even help build clean bathrooms.
The best part? Your gift empowers a local church to show children just how loved they are by God.
Your Contributions Are Stewarded Wisely
Every gift you give through Compassion is handled with integrity and care. We follow strict financial guardrails to ensure accountability, transparency and the flexibility to invest wisely for long-term impact.
We invest every dollar in one of three ways
Implementing our program today
Inviting the next child (and their supporter) into the program
Sustaining and enhancing our ability to deliver excellent programs
These investments are typically referred to as “Program,” “Fundraising” and “Administrative” expenses, respectively. Compassion’s rigorous annual strategic planning and budgeting process determines the resources allocated to Program, Fundraising and Administration. Our policy is to ensure that 75 to 82 cents on the dollar will always be allocated to Program expenses.
From our President and CEO
“Thank you for equipping our frontline church partners for the unplanned but critical needs that so often arise. When a child falls ill, when a natural disaster strikes, when conflict breaks out or when faced with unexpected opportunity to advance Compassion’s cause, we must be ready to extend God’s love and care without hesitation.”