Muksin is an eight-year-old boy from Tanzania who is perpetually cheerful despite his inability to walk or run like normal kids. Muksin was born with club foot, a painful condition where the foot turns inward at the ankle. Even though it's difficult, he does his best to keep up with other children. He says he dreams of becoming a football player. Muksin's parents work hard to afford basic needs. His father is a carpenter and his mother works at a local bar. They deeply wish for their son to be able to walk normally, but without treatment, his condition could get worse and progress into osteoarthritis. Just $715 will provide this happy young boy with surgery to lengthen his Achilles tendon and casting that will help him walk and run properly. Let's help this future football player gain full mobility!

Paulina is a talented young girl with dreams of becoming a singer. She is the second born in a family of six children from Tanzania. Unfortunately, Paulina is unable to use her left hand due to a burn scar contracture (tightened skin) on her wrist. Paulina loves singing in her school choir and enjoys drawing. Her hardworking parents just earn enough to pay for their children's school fees. Paulina's mother works in a kiosk and her father is a casual laborer. A contracture release surgery and skin graft will give Paulina a functional hand again. Together, we can raise the $1,080 needed to help Paulina!

Peace is almost three-years-old and looks up to her two older siblings. Although Peace is young, she is beginning to notice that she is different from her siblings because of the colostomy she received a few months ago. Peace was born with an anorectal malformation, which means she cannot pass stool properly. The colostomy procedure she underwent in a local Kenyan hospital is a temporary solution, but if Peace does not receive surgery soon she could develop a severe infection. Peace's parents were barely able to save enough money for her first procedure, but Peace's father passed away the same month she received her colostomy. Her father was the sole breadwinner in the family and now Peace's mother is struggling to provide for her three children's basic needs, let alone the cost of Peace's surgery and special diet. For $1,050, Peace will receive an anorectoplasty to correct her intestinal malformation and allow her to pass stool normally. This surgery will let Peace lead a normal life and grow up to be like her older siblings whom she admires so much.

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.

Arya is an adorable girl from Cambodia. The youngest of four children, Arya lives with her family in a small village near the border with Thailand. Arya was born with a hand deformity that will make things like school and work difficult for her as she grows up. Physicians have advised that Arya have a procedural amputation and skin graft of the polydactyl (extra) thumb on her right hand. With proper treatment, surgeons can effectively reconstruct her hand, providing improved function and mobility and ensuring her healthy development. Times are tough financially for Arya’s family and they are unable to afford Arya’s surgery alone. Her mother took off work farming to seek treatment for Arya. Let's do what we can today to provide Arya with a life full of opportunities tomorrow!