Supporter Stories 

Music to My Eyes

This past November my brother Phil and I had the most wonderful opportunity to visit my sponsored child Pleang (her name means music in Thai). Edward's Story

Mamta Pranjivan's Letter

Letter of thank you to an SOS Village with observations. "The most striking and remarkable aspect of this village is the fact that you have homes represented by the three major religions, Hindu, Christian and Muslim." Mamta letter

The Road to Happiness (also known as: Kushi)

This past February my fiancé Jeff Smith and I had the most wonderful opportunity to visit our sponsored child Kushi (her name means happiness in Hindi) on a trip to Delhi, India. Angela's story

A visit to Peru

My husband, Andrés, and I first heard about SOS Children's Villages in the early 90s. Since Andrés is Peruvian, we decided that an effective way of helping at least some Peruvian children would be to work through this organization, which had impressed us with its efficiency, long-term goals and cultural emphasis. Anna's story

Another Visit to My SOS Sponsored Children

Hola, padrino? (Hi, godfather) said Keyla, my now 19-year old Honduran sponsored child, as she embraced me on arrival at the Medical Ministry International Clinic (MMI) at La Esperanza, where I was working for two weeks as a volunteer. Paul's story

Sending out an SOS

So many children in the world needed help; needed a hand up -not a hand out. And I knew that SOS Children's Villages was in a unique position to help. Of course, SOS could never help them all, but as the saying goes, it's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. Maria's story
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