Wealth and sacrifice and children

Greetings from students at Nakuru Teacher's Primary School!!

I had a discussion about children and daycare with a colleague who runs a large childcare center recently.  The gist of the conversation was that she was seeing children acting out physically in daycare settings, but she was conflicted because these kids are being told that they can’t touch one another.  She said she wasn’t […]

Why should I care? Why should I give?

There are so many reasons to care about what is going on in the world today.  Caring is a key to living in a civilized society – it’s the part of us that makes us human.  Our society is becoming increasingly self-centered and narcissistic, owing in large part to the ability for all of us […]

A new day

Our Mission is to give an education to orphaned students in Kenya

Here begins the use of this blog.  Finally.  I’m always thinking about what I should write.  Today I am determined to get something down on this page. As the director of Everyone’s Child, I am often faced with making decisions about who we should support and how best to help those who lack the basic […]

Everyone’s Child has a brand new website!

We’re finally there!  I’ve been on an adventure I never wanted to embark on – the changeover of what I thought was a pretty good website to something that I am now able to work with.  Now  I am very happy to announce that EC is online and in business once again with an outstanding […]

April 29th ~ an evening with Jack Mayer

In his bestselling book, “Life in a Jar: The Irena Sendler Project”, Jack Mayer inspires people of all ages to understand that one person can make a difference in history, and that every small act of goodness repairs the world. Mayer’s book corresponds directly with the work of Everyone’s Child, a humanitarian non-profit organization based […]

what’s next?

students tracing handprints in Kenya

What’s next? Our goal now is to continue fundraising efforts to complete two classrooms at the Lord Ranjuera Primary School in Kampi Ya Moto, Kenya – the extremely dry area where EC helped to install a rain harvesting system last year.  These two classrooms require walls, floors, windows, doors and desks.  In order to make […]

we asked ~ you responded

a group of students in blue uniforms smiling for the camera

we asked ~ you responded This past November and December we had a significant response to our annual appeal, raising over $15,000.00 in two months!  Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed so generously.  Your donations help us to start the new year off on strong footing, positively impacting the orphan feeding program that feeds […]

The face of EC in Kenya

Sara Baker with students in Kampi Ya Moto

The face of EC in Kenya Susan Enoch, a recipient of EC’s scholarship program, has been hired as our first Kenyan employee!  As our Program Coordinator, Susan is responsible for meeting with teachers and students involved in the Orphan Feeding Program, purchasing and supplying the food for that program, maintaining records and finding new sources […]

ECs-Fall-2013-Newsletter

Everyone’s Child continues to support orphaned children who want to attend secondary school. Currently there are 15 orphaned students attending Bishop Edward Donovan Secondary School who need           financial assistance. Would you consider sponsoring a student for just $35 a month?  Click here if your answer is yes! EC’s Fall 2013 Newsletter