Where there is love, there is hope. Let's be the hands of Anorld.
Help for Anorld
Anorld’s birth, already a struggle due to his congenital limb difference, has pushed his family into desperate financial ruin.
Yet, halting his care now would be a death sentence for his future. Without early intervention—prosthetic fitting by age 3 is critical for motor skill development—Anorld may never learn to feed himself, dress, or attend school. Every day that passes without support steals a chance for him to thrive, not just survive.
We beg you to see Anorld not as a “curse,”but as a child with boundless potential. Your donation, whether $5 or $500, will be a lifeline. $20 could buy a set of foot - operated learning toys to help him develop motor skills; $200 might cover a month of physical therapy to teach him to use his legs with precision. Together, we can give him the tools to write his own story—a story where his resilience, not his disabilities, defines him.
Join us in proving that in a world that tried to cast him aside, love can be the arms that lift him up. Every contribution brings us closer to ensuring Anorld grows up believing: "I am enough, and the world is waiting for my footsteps."
The Reality They Face
On the African continent, Anold's experience is by no means an exception. Every year, about 200000 newborns suffer from physical disabilities due to congenital defects or childbirth injuries, with over 80% of them coming from families with a daily living allowance of less than $2. Even more cruelly, physical disabilities and educational exclusion form a vicious cycle: in Uganda, only 12% of disabled children can complete primary education, and they are rejected by schools due to their inability to hold pens and walk, ultimately becoming street beggars or cheap labor. Data shows that the unemployment rate for disabled people in Africa is as high as 80%, and female disabled children are four times more at risk of violence and exploitation than able-bodied children.
How You Can Help
| Donation | What Your Gift Provides |
|---|---|
| $10 | One meal each for 2 hungry children. A small act of love, a big smile. |
| $20 | Food and clean water for 4 children. Hope begins with every drop and bite. |
| $30 | Meals and hygiene kits for 6 children. Protect their health and future. |
| $50 | Nourishment and clean water for 10 children — lasting impact for a whole week. |
| $75 | Healthy meals and safe water for 15 children. Bring strength and joy. |
| $100 | Food, water, and basic healthcare for 20 children. Light up a small village of dreams. |
Who We Are？
Entity No：6031529
Registered in California, USA, has helped more than 1,000 African children
Where there is love, there is hope. Let's be the hands of Anorld.
Help for Anorld
Anorld’s birth, already a struggle due to his congenital limb difference, has pushed his family into desperate financial ruin.
Yet, halting his care now would be a death sentence for his future. Without early intervention—prosthetic fitting by age 3 is critical for motor skill development—Anorld may never learn to feed himself, dress, or attend school. Every day that passes without support steals a chance for him to thrive, not just survive.
We beg you to see Anorld not as a “curse,”but as a child with boundless potential. Your donation, whether $5 or $500, will be a lifeline. $20 could buy a set of foot - operated learning toys to help him develop motor skills; $200 might cover a month of physical therapy to teach him to use his legs with precision. Together, we can give him the tools to write his own story—a story where his resilience, not his disabilities, defines him.
Join us in proving that in a world that tried to cast him aside, love can be the arms that lift him up. Every contribution brings us closer to ensuring Anorld grows up believing: "I am enough, and the world is waiting for my footsteps."
The Reality They Face
On the African continent, Anold's experience is by no means an exception. Every year, about 200000 newborns suffer from physical disabilities due to congenital defects or childbirth injuries, with over 80% of them coming from families with a daily living allowance of less than $2. Even more cruelly, physical disabilities and educational exclusion form a vicious cycle: in Uganda, only 12% of disabled children can complete primary education, and they are rejected by schools due to their inability to hold pens and walk, ultimately becoming street beggars or cheap labor. Data shows that the unemployment rate for disabled people in Africa is as high as 80%, and female disabled children are four times more at risk of violence and exploitation than able-bodied children.
How You Can Help
| Donation | What Your Gift Provides |
|---|---|
| $10 | One meal each for 2 hungry children. A small act of love, a big smile. |
| $20 | Food and clean water for 4 children. Hope begins with every drop and bite. |
| $30 | Meals and hygiene kits for 6 children. Protect their health and future. |
| $50 | Nourishment and clean water for 10 children — lasting impact for a whole week. |
| $75 | Healthy meals and safe water for 15 children. Bring strength and joy. |
| $100 | Food, water, and basic healthcare for 20 children. Light up a small village of dreams. |
Who We Are？
Entity No：6031529
Registered in California, USA, has helped more than 1,000 African children