Sponsorship: A Profound Impact On a recent mission trip with One More Child, one of our teams experienced a truly unforgettable moment that beautifully illustrated the heart of...
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LAKELAND, Fla. — One More Child this week announced the appointment of Juliana Williams as its chief advancement officer (CAO), a newly created position designed to accelerate the...
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Childhood should abound with joy, fun, laughter, and carefree wonder—yet for millions of children around the world, these formative years are marked by hardship, hunger, pain, and struggle. ...
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Hunger is a global problem, affecting over 148 million children who experience chronic malnourishment (UNICEF). Millions grow up without enough nutritious food to support healthy growth and development,...
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Written by Ashleigh Andersen, foster parent of 17 years The following has been edited for brevity and clarity. To the Family Considering Foster Care, If I had...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: One More Child Expands Foster Care Licensing to Hillsborough County Global nonprofit addresses critical need for foster families in Tampa Bay region TAMPA, Fla., — One More Child, a faith-based nonprofit organization providing...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: One More Child Opens New Compassion Center in Jacksonville Ribbon cutting event celebrates expansion of Jacksonville campus to reach more children and families in need JACKSONVILLE, Fla., -- One More Child recently celebrated the opening of...
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National Foster Care Month is a reminder that every child deserves to feel loved, cherished, and protected in a safe home. Across the country, children in foster are...
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As an enthusiastic preschooler, Gustave spends his days learning the alphabet, practicing how to write his name, building his counting skills, and singing songs. As a sponsored child in our...
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Britany and her family came to Costa Rica from Nicaragua in search of a better life, including a better education. In Nicaragua, Britany received a poor education, and at 15-years-old, she struggled to keep up at her new school. As she was...
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