CharityHelp International - How Sponsorship Works

How Sponsorship Works

Click on the Sponsor a Child link.

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You will be taken to a page showing four children who currently need sponsorship from whom you may make a selection. Then follow the step-by–step instructions to create your profile and select your method of payment.

Once you have completed these steps you will receive an email containing your child’s picture, profile and story, as well as details on how to correspond with them. You will also receive a user name and password for your child’s orphanage.

The username and password emailed to you will allow you to log into your account, through the link on the home page or you can click on the Login button located in the navigation menu of this site. Once you have logged in, you will be able to view information about the project where your child is living. You will also be able to view photos in the project photo gallery if images are available. You can read about local news from the project and more.

When you are ready, you can send your sponsored child an email. We will also mail you a package containing a letter, your child’s profile, and a magnet with your child's picture on it.

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CharityHelp International, Inc. is recognized as a public charity under United States Internal Revenue Code section 501[c](3). CHI offers on-line donation options as part of its Orphanage Assistance Program. Click to view CHI's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. The payments made via this website are tax deductible in the US to the full extent provided by law. You should contact your financial planner or tax adviser to determine the exact tax advantages of any gift. Until January 2009, this Orphanage Assistance Program is also a project of The International Humanities Center. The International Humanities Center (IHC) is a non-profit public charity exempt from federal income tax under Section 501[c](3) of the US Internal Revenue Code. The International Humanities Center provides a receipt for any on-line gift exceeding $50. In January 2009, CHI will begin providing receipts for any on-line gift exceeding $75.