World Vision Sponsor a Child

World Vision are one of the world's best know charities and they work with children and their communities in finding real ways of ending poverty. You can help via child sponsorship or their Must Have Gifts charity gift programme.

The Recipient of the Charity Gift gets

  • a welcome pack with a photo and details of the child, and information about their country.
  • a card that can be sent to introduce themselves to their sponsored child
  • regular letters from the sponsored child
  • Christmas and birthday cards to send to the sponsored child
  • regular progress reports and a twice yearly supporters magazine to keep you up to date with the great work being carried out by World Vision around the world.
World Vision Sponsor a Child

World Vision Sponsor a Child

from £18.00 a month

Registered Charity Number: 285908

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About World Vision Sponsor a Child

World Vision's Child Sponsorship programme is a great way to give a needy child a real chance of escaping poverty. As part of a long-term program, your continued support enables World Vision to use your donations to build sustainable communities in partnership with the people who live there.

Your money goes directly to the child and community you choose to sponsor (Africa, Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America or where the need is greatest). 97% of World Vision's staff are nationals of the country they are in which means they understand the local culture and how to spend donated money where it is most needed.