Meet Ganesh, a fifth-grade student in Nepal. Ganesh is at the top of his class, and his favorite sport is volleyball, which he plays with his two siblings. Unfortunately, Ganesh experienced severe second degree burns on his hands and has not been able to go to school or play sports with his friends and family. For $1,415, Ganesh will receive procedures to remove damaged tissue and heal his hands. Let’s give Ganesh the opportunity to take many more exams, and play many more games of volleyball.

According to his doctors at our medical partner in Ethiopia, six-month-old Ali is a joyful little boy. However Ali’s life is far from easy. He was born with a rare and complicated congenital condition wherein the bladder develops partially outside of the body. As a result, urine leaks directly into Ali’s kidneys and he has a large wound that causes him constant pain. Ali’s mother traveled from neighboring Somalia in the hopes that our medical partner could help Ali, but after the expense of the journey she cannot afford the treatment Ali needs. "Ali is a happy and playful child” she said. “And I believe that once he is treated he will grow up to be a great man in future." With your help, Ali will receive the specialized care he needs to grow up healthy and happy.

Nosim is a sweet, three-year-old girl from Tanzania. The last born of seven children, Nosim likes to stay close to her mother. Nosim has trouble walking because she has bowlegs, a condition that if left untreated is likely to cause early osteoarthritis in her knees. Nosim's mother has a small business buying and selling beans. With an absent husband, Nosim’s mother must support the whole family on her own. With such a large family, she can barely afford all her children's school fees let alone the cost of the treatment Nosim needs. Only $555 is needed to pay for Nosim's operation and serial castings to correct her bowlegs. Let's work together to help this young girl grow like her six brothers and sisters.