- Remember is a non-profit organization that provides aide to orphans and widows of those who have been persecuted for their faith in Jesus Christ. Through the years, the project that has been, and is still today, the heartbeat of our organization and mission, is supporting over 100 children in Burma through two children's homes: Faith and Agape.
With the help of our supporters and child sponsors, we have consistently been able to supply food, clothing, medical care, school fees, and staffing for Faith and Agape children's homes. However, we have become increasingly concerned for the welfare and safety of these children in their current locations. The Agape children's home is now too small to adequately house all of the children and is located in an area that has become increasingly industrialized, limiting safe outdoor areas for the children. The Faith children's home is currently located in a flood zone, which not only makes the building unsafe, but also incredibly unsanitary throughout the year.
We believe it's time to make BIG changes for these children.
OUR GOAL: To build one safe, sanitary and secure home for these children and others just like them. We want to call this new facility, Hope Children's Home. We believe that through Faith and Agape we can help provide Hope to these children in a very real and tangible way.
God has already provided the funds for Remember to purchase a beautiful 7-acre piece of high land property which includes a fruit orchard, which would allow the children micro-enterprise opportunities and enough land for them to learn life skills by raising livestock and planting gardens.
THE NEED: The cost to build Hope Children's Home is $180,000. We know that this is a big goal for a short amount of time, however, we know we serve a big God! We believe this is a God-given mission, and with the help of amazing supporters like you, we are confident that these children will be able to move into their new home by next summer.
Will you help? Your tax-deductible gift, no matter the size, will make a lasting difference in the lives of the children in Burma.
