Ganga Kumari is seven and loves to dance! She lives in Nepal with her mother and six siblings. She is currently in first grade and proudly reports that English is her best subject. Her mother is a farmer and herds animals, while her father works in India to earn more for the family. When Ganga Kumari was one and a half years old, she fell on a hot pot of oil and sustained severe burns on her back and thighs. To prevent lifelong disfigurement, Ganga Kumari needs plastic surgery that will cost $1,415. Let's help Ganga Kumari to pursue her education without the stigma and limited mobility that she currently faces.

Daw San is 46 and lives on the Burmese side of the Thai-Burma border. She moved there 10 years ago to work and save money to send back to her aging mother. Lately she has felt fatigued, dizzy, and increased pain caused by cervical polyps. Daw San currently works as an agricultural day laborer and these symptoms make it extremely difficult for her to work. She knows that if the symptoms intensify she will have to stop working, but the hospital fees for treatment in Burma are equivalent to one year of her wages. For $880, Daw San will receive treatment to subdue her symptoms and increase her quality of life. The opportunity to receive treatment was once unimaginable for Daw San, but she is now hopeful for her future. After treatment Daw San says she "hopes to stop working doing heavy labor and instead open a small stall to sell refreshments to the workers." Let's give her the opportunity to live the life she wants to live!