Sponsor Children in the Philippines A monthly Sponsorship helps children within your chosen project location receive consistent care and support, continue their education and have the opportunity to build a brighter future. Select your currency GBP EUR USD Help a child like Barok Barok is a kind and determined 13-year-old who dreams of becoming a seaman so he can help lift his family out of poverty. Barok lives with his widowed mother and extended family in a small, overcrowded wooden home. With no stable source of income, his family struggles to consistently afford enough food, school supplies and basic daily necessities. Child Sponsorship Through Child Sponsorship, you can help children like Barok receive the consistent care and support they need, so that no child is left out. Sponsor a child like Barok What Child Sponsorship provides Essential Aid 3 meals per day, vitamins and minerals, medical and dental checks plus other necessary humanitarian aid. Education Full time education and all required school supplies. Church Support Pastoral care and support through the local church Big or small, your gift matters £10 additional support Gives 2 children, 3 meals a day for a whole month. Or gives 3 children an essential pack of school supplies so they can go to school. £25 additional support Provides a child with a Christmas present or a trip to youth camp £50 additional support Provides one woman with one months worth of vocational training so she can learn new skills to provide for her own children Your sponsorship includes Your support matters. We show you exactly how your generosity creates change, with exclusive access to updates and a personal dashboard to track your impact. Exclusive stories from those you help Twice a year, you’ll receive a Sponsor Update sharing how the programme is progressing, along with letters, testimonies and stories from the children, students or women within the programme you Sponsor, so you can see the difference your support is making. View stories Personal donation dashboard Manage your monthly or one-off giving in one place. Track your giving history and access your Sponsor Updates whenever you’d like to. Complete transparency We believe in being open and transparent about how the funds entrusted to us are used. Our Annual Reports show how funds are stewarded and the impact your support is helping to make. View annual reports Why Project-based Sponsorship matters Your Sponsorship is pooled with other Sponsors to support children within your chosen project location, helping us provide consistent care and support so that no child is left out. As you follow their journey through regular updates, photographs, stories and twice-yearly Sponsor Updates, you’ll see the lasting difference your generosity is making in the lives of the children and their families — helping children know that they are loved, valued and that they truly matter. Sponsor Now Real change measured in real numbers Every number represents a person or family moving towards a more hopeful future. We publish clear, up-to-date results so you can understand what your giving makes possible. 105% increase in children sponsored over the last three years 300 school supply packs distributed to children in 2025 4 sponsorship projects hundreds of children and families being supported across the Philippines “One of my experiences in The Purim Trust is learning about the Word of God and reading the Bible. In school, I have learned good values and how to socialise and get along with my classmates. Because of The Purim Trust program, I am able to study well and continue my education.” Jemmuel 10 years old Help children like Jemmuel Explore other Sponsorships Sponsor Students Help students meet the costs of college, food, travel, health checks and pastoral support as they work towards qualifications and prosperous careers. I want to help students Sponsor Women Help women gain vocational skills, qualifications and equipment that can open a route to sustainable income. I want to help women FAQs Will I be matched with one child? No. Our Sponsorship Programme works through Location Project Sponsorship, which means you are sponsoring children within a chosen location rather than being matched with one individual child. When you become a Sponsor, you can choose which Location Project you would like to support, and your monthly Sponsorship is pooled with other Sponsorship funds for that location. This enables us to provide consistent and fair support to the children within the project. Alternatively, you can choose Where the Need Is Greatest, giving us the flexibility to direct your Sponsorship funds to the Location Project with the most urgent need at that time. Or you could Sponsor A Student or a Mother What does £32 a month provide? Your £32 monthly Sponsorship helps us provide children within the Sponsorship Programme with: Three meals a day Full-time education and school supplies Health and dental checks Vitamins and minerals Support from a local church A birth certificate, where necessary Your Sponsorship is pooled with other Sponsorship funds within the Location Project, helping us provide this ongoing care and support to the children collectively. How often will I hear from the project? You will receive two Sponsorship updates each year, sharing news and progress from the children within the Sponsorship Programme and helping you see the difference your support is making. Throughout the year, you will also receive our newsletters, with wider updates on the work and activities of The Purim Trust, stories of impact, news from our programmes and words of encouragement. This way, you can stay connected not only with the impact of your Sponsorship, but with the wider work and vision of The Purim Trust. Can I write to a child? As our Sponsorship Programme now operates through Location Project Sponsorship, Sponsors are no longer matched with an individual child and we therefore no longer offer individual letter writing between Sponsors and children. You will, however, continue to hear from the Sponsorship Programme through your twice-yearly Sponsorship updates, as well as receiving wider news and stories from The Purim Trust throughout the year. How long should I sponsor? Sponsorship provides ongoing support, so we encourage Sponsors to continue for as long as they are able. Regular, consistent Sponsorship helps us plan ahead and provide stability and ongoing support for the children within our Location Projects. We understand that circumstances can change, and you can contact us at any time if you need to make changes to or end your Sponsorship. Can I send gifts to my Sponsor Child? Our Sponsorship Programme works through Location Project Sponsorship, so your support is shared across the children within your chosen Location Project rather than being connected to one individual child. You can still give something extra throughout the year. Additional contributions can be made towards Christmas gifts and meals, birthday celebrations, Youth Camp and other special needs or opportunities for the children. These additional gifts help us bless and support children across our Sponsorship Programme and ensure that children within our Location Projects can benefit fairly. Prefer to support an appeal? Help meet an urgent need or make a specific project possible. Sewing Machines Gift a sewing machine to a woman completing our Dressmaking Course and help her take another step towards self-sufficiency and providing for her own children. View appeal Christmas Gifts Bring hope and joy to a child this Christmas by helping provide a special gift and a Christmas celebration. View appeal International Outreach Help us take the work of The Purim Trust further, reaching more people, raising awareness and connecting more supporters with those in need. View appeal
Essential Aid 3 meals per day, vitamins and minerals, medical and dental checks plus other necessary humanitarian aid.
£10 additional support Gives 2 children, 3 meals a day for a whole month. Or gives 3 children an essential pack of school supplies so they can go to school.
£50 additional support Provides one woman with one months worth of vocational training so she can learn new skills to provide for her own children
