Children From Aswaraopet-Mandal Celebrate As They Send Their Gratitude To CFC Sponsors

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Aswaraopet-Mandal, India Orphanage

Children Dancing at Aswaraopet-Mandal, India Orphanage

 

The children housed at our Aswaraopet-Mandel orphanage in India dance in celebration of our recent donations. The contributions from our sponsors allow us to contribute enough money each month to provide food, indumentum, education and living expenses for 21 children who would otherwise be living by themselves on the streets.

They send their gratitude for your continued sponsorship.

Please consider becoming a Care For Children International Sponsor today, for as little as .84 cents diem, we can welcome another orphan into a safe, loving environment.

 

 

 

 

 

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