How can you help?
Our main program is a one-on-one basis sponsorship with a minimum donation of $20 per month (the equivalent of 66 cents a day); every donated dollar goes directly to the child.
Other ways you can help are:
a. Make a one-time donation through this website, any amount, any time you want - no strings attached
b. We participate in the Unilever Matching Gift program. Ask your company if they are part of any matching programs.
c. Shop at http://smile.amazon.com and choose the Cyprus Children's Fund for your donation at checkout. Amazon will donate a percentage of its eligible
products to the charity of your choosing.
d. Put the Cyprus Children's Fund in your Will.
e. Join our Annual Gala Dinner or send a sponsorship.
f. Donate to our Scholarship Fund and create a scholarship with your name to be given to eligible students.
g. Choose our Charity to honor people you love or their memory, instead of gifts and flowers. Ask us how.
SPONSOR A CHILD
Children like the ones below are counting on you. Choose to sponsor one of the these children or make a one-time donation. Give them a healthy start.
ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE.
Other ways you can help are:
a. Make a one-time donation through this website, any amount, any time you want - no strings attached
b. We participate in the Unilever Matching Gift program. Ask your company if they are part of any matching programs.
c. Shop at http://smile.amazon.com and choose the Cyprus Children's Fund for your donation at checkout. Amazon will donate a percentage of its eligible
products to the charity of your choosing.
d. Put the Cyprus Children's Fund in your Will.
e. Join our Annual Gala Dinner or send a sponsorship.
f. Donate to our Scholarship Fund and create a scholarship with your name to be given to eligible students.
g. Choose our Charity to honor people you love or their memory, instead of gifts and flowers. Ask us how.
SPONSOR A CHILD
Children like the ones below are counting on you. Choose to sponsor one of the these children or make a one-time donation. Give them a healthy start.
ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE.
Some of the Children Who Need Sponsors
ACHILLEAS
Achillea was born on September 15, 2008. He is one of four children in an enclaved family who lives in the occupied village of
Rizokarpaso. His father works as the school custodian.
The Welfare Department aids this family.
Achillea was born on September 15, 2008. He is one of four children in an enclaved family who lives in the occupied village of
Rizokarpaso. His father works as the school custodian.
The Welfare Department aids this family.
GEORGIA
Georgia was born on May 8, 2006 in Nicosia. She is one of three siblings; the other two are from her mother’s first marriage. She is facing serious health issues and monthly treatments are required for her condition. Unfortunately the Cyprus doctors cannot treat her so she has to fly to Great Britain every month for the specialist. The expenses are enormous and the father’s salary as a construction worker can’t cover them. The mother can’t work since she has to travel with little Georgia to England every month.
Georgia was born on May 8, 2006 in Nicosia. She is one of three siblings; the other two are from her mother’s first marriage. She is facing serious health issues and monthly treatments are required for her condition. Unfortunately the Cyprus doctors cannot treat her so she has to fly to Great Britain every month for the specialist. The expenses are enormous and the father’s salary as a construction worker can’t cover them. The mother can’t work since she has to travel with little Georgia to England every month.
IFIGENIA
This little girl was born on May 4, 2001 in Limassol with many health problems. As a premature newborn, she has breathing as well as heart problems. She is of low mental capacity and needs speech and movement therapy. She is one of two children living with their mother, since their parents are divorced. Due the child’s medical needs the mother is unable to work.
This little girl was born on May 4, 2001 in Limassol with many health problems. As a premature newborn, she has breathing as well as heart problems. She is of low mental capacity and needs speech and movement therapy. She is one of two children living with their mother, since their parents are divorced. Due the child’s medical needs the mother is unable to work.
IOANNIS
This boy is Ifigenia’s brother (above case) from a different father. He was born on April 24, 1998 in Limassol and he suffers from a rare disease called Galactosaemia. Special medical care is needed as well as a special diet. He also has cataracts in both eyes and underwent eye surgery at age of three. He lives with his mother and younger sister at a rented apartment and he has no contact or help by his father. His mother cares a lot for her children, but is unable to work since she has to take both children to different doctors and specialists all the time. Her only income comes from social grants.
This boy is Ifigenia’s brother (above case) from a different father. He was born on April 24, 1998 in Limassol and he suffers from a rare disease called Galactosaemia. Special medical care is needed as well as a special diet. He also has cataracts in both eyes and underwent eye surgery at age of three. He lives with his mother and younger sister at a rented apartment and he has no contact or help by his father. His mother cares a lot for her children, but is unable to work since she has to take both children to different doctors and specialists all the time. Her only income comes from social grants.
RAFAEL
Rafael is a 9 year old boy who lives with his father. The mother is indifferent towards the child with no contact at all (Parents are divorced). The father was recently diagnosed with leukemia and undergoes frequent treatments. Unfortunately the child was also born with health problems. He is almost blind in both eyes and underwent multiple surgeries in Cyprus and overseas, which created many financial problems. This is a family that needs not only financial help but emotional as well!
Rafael is a 9 year old boy who lives with his father. The mother is indifferent towards the child with no contact at all (Parents are divorced). The father was recently diagnosed with leukemia and undergoes frequent treatments. Unfortunately the child was also born with health problems. He is almost blind in both eyes and underwent multiple surgeries in Cyprus and overseas, which created many financial problems. This is a family that needs not only financial help but emotional as well!
