Charity started by a child who wanted to care for orphans in Africa by selling t-shirts, this mission has grown and grown. They now build orphanages, feed thousands of children, drill clean water wells, and support single moms who are at risk of surrendering their children by training and mentoring them, employing them and giving them a path out of poverty. They not only address immediate needs, like hunger or the need for medicine, they also look at holistic solutions to the problems. I've worked with them for many years and gotten to know all of the members of the team and they are really great people that truly care about the causes and people they are assisting. They are a SMALL family-run organization that works in a shoestring budget and they fundraise for their own needs separately from the organization, so your money really goes to the people who need it most, not salaries and overhead. Love them and the work that they do!
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- EIN 27-4289574
- info@feedingtheorphans.org
- (865) 742-5730
- 505 Cave Creek Road Loudon TN 37774 USA
- www.feedingtheorphans.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Mission: Feeding the orphans exists to be advocates for the fatherless of the world in jesus' name by providing for their basic earthly needs in order to provide for their spiritual need to know christ. They provide direct aid to orphanages in africa and other underdeveloped areas of the world by providing food, clean drinking water, medicines and shelter.
Programs: Feeding the orphans provides direct aid to orphanages in africa and other underdeveloped areas of the world by providing food, clean drinking water, medicine and shelter. Monthly food, water and education sponsorships for orphans in ghana, togo and india. Drilling water wells in remote villages in ghana, africa and providing medical supplies for children in need. Mentoring underpriviledged youth in the united states through outdoor adventure challenges at camp zion in tennessee.
