Kosal is a boy from Cambodia. He has two other siblings and loves to play outside with friends. He wants to be a teacher when he grows up. For the past five months, he has had a recurrent infection that makes it difficult to breathe and sleep. Surgery can get rid of the infection and improve his quality of life. He will be able to sleep again and focus better. Kosal is scheduled to undergo tonsil surgery on February 6. His family needs help raising $221 to fund the procedure. His mother says, "I hope that after the surgery, I don't have to worry about my son and that he will feel better."

Mony is a two-year-old boy from Phnom Penh. He has an enlarged big toe on his left foot. The toe has also grown over time and is combined with his other adjacent two toes. This makes it difficult for him to play with his siblings and wear shoes. Partial amputation of the toe should help Mony to feel better and walk easier so he is able to grow up and participate in everyday activities. Surgery is scheduled for February 12 and will cost $413. His mother says, "I hope that after surgery, my son will feel better, look better, and be able to wear shoes so he can safely play outside."

Jovin is a baby boy who was born at the local government dispensary in Arusha, Tanzania. He is the seventh child of his peasant farmer parents. When his parents noticed that Jovin's feet were not straight, they brought him to the hospital for assessment. From there he was referred to The Plaster House, a Watsi partner center that supports children during treatment and recovery for a variety of health conditions. Jovin has clubfoot - a condition where the feet turn inward and cause difficulty walking. Since Jovin is a baby, this condition means that as he grows up, he would not be able to walk normally. $1,160 will allow Jovin to receive treatment for his club feet, so that he can walk straight when he begins to walk. The treatment done is called the Ponsetti method, which involves serial casting and a small operation. It is expected that Jovin's club feet will be fully corrected and he will never know that he was born with any kind of deformity. "I am happy that Jovin will start treatment to straighten his feet and that he will be able to walk normally," his mother shared.