Welcome to The Global Orphan Project Fundraising Toolkit! Peer-to-peer fundraising allows you to start a fundraiser on behalf of GO Project. GO Project uses a technology called Classy for peer-to-peer fundraising. They are a secure donation site and you […]
GO Project Travel Coordinator/Support, Cathie Simpson, works behind the scenes in GO Project field coordination. In March 2020, she got the chance to go on a trip of her own and went on a life-changing journey to Uganda where […]
The world is focusing on so much negativity right now, but the good continues to happen all around us and needs to be celebrated. On Saturday, May 2nd, we did just that by virtually gathering for An Evening of […]
In less developed countries of the world, access to education is limited. Access to specialized education is incredibly rare. There are over 1 billion people in the world with disabilities according to the World Health Organization, and many of […]
In 2019, we expanded our initiatives to care for children who have lost their families and homes due to tribal conflict and ethnic cleansing. We united with the local church to care for children and families affected by violence […]
The Transition Academy, GO Haiti’s two-year vocational-technical training program, is designed to help young adults aging out of care make a successful transition into adulthood with relevant skills for the workplace. Transition Academy students are full of gratitude for […]
Our leaders from around the world (Uganda, India, Lebanon, Haiti and U.S.) gathered for our inaugural Global Leadership Summit in Uganda this month. The two-week long summit was full of planning, growth, fellowship that included lots of dancing and […]
Today, on World Refugee Day, we want to thank every person who has joined with us in caring for refugee children and families in the Middle East. Since we launched our Middle East ministry partnerships in September 2017, you […]
Have you ever wondered what’s involved in the process to become a foster parent? Perhaps fostering has been on your mind (and heart) for years, and now you’re ready to open your home to a child in need of […]
Upon a recent visit to the village of Kabale, Uganda, we met an inspiring woman named Leah who was caring for her chronically ill daughter. Because of her daughter’s health and the costs associated with her sickness, Leah could […]