"I want to be a professional footballer when I grow up," Gerald tells his doctors. A five-year-old boy from Tanzania, Gerald was born with a foot deformity that causes him pain while running and being active. But that hasn't stopped him from planning his football-filled future. Gerald’s father is a casual laborer and his mother sells fresh tomatoes to support the family with food and other necessities. They work hard every day, but they are unable to afford their son's medical bills while sustaining the family. Their two other children, Oliver and Neema, were born with the same condition and are also fundraising on Watsi. For $1,000, we can fund Gerald’s surgery so he can chase his dream of becoming a professional football player!

Joseph is a one-year-old boy living in Kenya. He has a visible superficial mass growing on his back, which, left untreated, may affect his structural and physiological growth. His mother hopes that Joseph, the firstborn in his family, can get surgery before the swelling grows any further so that he can have a bright unhindered future. Joseph’s father is a casual farm laborer and his mother is a housewife. His family has struggled just to raise enough money to get Joseph to the hospital. For $750, Joseph can get a mass excision to prevent any further growth so that he can lead a normal productive life. You can give him the chance he deserves.