Priscilla is the four-month-old daughter of Tanzanian farmers. She was born with club feet, a condition which causes her feet to angle inwards. If left untreated, this condition will hinder her ability to stand or walk normally. Priscilla's parents rely on seasonal employment at other people’s farms to support themselves. The $500 surgery their daughter needs to live a normal, active life is far outside their reach. But if she doesn't receive medical care soon, Priscilla will begin to use the sides of her feet to move herself around, which will cause more pain when walking in the future. “It is our prayer that our baby girl’s deformity will be corrected so she can walk properly like other children when the time comes,” Priscilla’s parents say. Let's help make sure this little girl's first steps are pain-free!

Kyaw is a 27-year-old from Burma who is bravely fighting a range of challenges. He has lived with cardiac disease since he was a boy, but his family passed away when he was young and his adoptive family was unable to afford the surgery he needed to live a normal life. Despite his desire to support himself, Kyaw is struggling make ends meet on his own because of fatigue and shortness of breath caused by his condition. A $2,000 cardiac surgery is all Kyaw needs to live a life uninhibited by the cardiac problem that’s affected him his whole life.