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Food for Orphans is a 501(c)3 charity and all donations are tax-deductible. Our Federal EIN is 75-3242422. "Feeding orphans one meal at a time." Mission: to supply at least one nutritious meal per day to as many orphans as possible.

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Sunday, October 27, 2013

Rosalinda's Story

High up in the Andes Mountains, Rosalinda’s mother found herself pregnant. She did not want the child and tried to commit suicide. After Rosalinda’s birth, her mother’s feelings had not changed. So a judge ordered Rosalinda be turned over to Casa Luz. Her mother visited twice but has not returned.

Today Rosalinda is 8 months old, she is a very happy baby. She is content and healthy. The other orphans love holding and playing with her. Rosalinda is loved at Casa Luz.

“At the end of life we will not be judged by how many diplomas we have received, how much money we have made, how many great things we have done.We will be judged by 'I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat, I was naked and you clothed me. I was homeless, and you took me in'.”
― Mother Teresa

Saturday, October 19, 2013

Praying for a Miracle

Little Peruvian JESUS was born in Ayacucho in May 2012.

Jesus' birth mother was a victim of rape and abandoned him at the hospital. Shortly after she abandoned him, he was sent to the Casa Luz Orphan Care Center and was severely malnourished. In the first months of life, the doctors detected some problems with his psychomotor skills and told his caregivers that Jesus would never walk. Psychomotor skills are those skills that you do so often that you don't have to think about how to do them, like walking or typing.

A few weeks ago, the staff at Casa Luz took Jesus to Lima to have a special study done and brain damage was detected. Right now, the damage affects the mobility in his legs. The doctor said that as Jesus grows they will see the extent of the brain damage and the areas of his body that are affected. Even with this sad news, his caregivers continue to pray for his healing and have already seen improvement. Jesus can now move himself around in a baby walker. Jesus is a very happy and content little boy who brings so much joy to those around him.

His caregivers say "We know it's hard to go up for adoption, since couples want healthy kids. But we also know that nothing is impossible with God. Jesus is a very beautiful baby. We pray that he grows under the love of God and will have a very good family who loves him."

Please join us in believing God for healing and a family for Jesus.

Saturday, October 5, 2013

Give Thanks


Recently, I received a report about the orphanages and schools in Sierra Leone. Part of that report talks about this unfinished school building. Their target finish date was in September but they ran out of money. The report goes on to say that for now the kids are meeting in shed and that the team is in good spirits.

What really struck me, is that the team is in good spirits...wow, what a good reminder to be thankful and trust God.

I am trusting God for the additional funds to send to Sierra Leone. I am thanking God for the 277 orphans and their wonderful caregivers. Please join me in praying for these children and their leaders.

1 Thessalonians 5:18~give thanks in all circumstances...