2018 Mag 2.qxp_WME Magazine 2014 8/29/18 9:17 AM Page 5 5
stories of those lifted out of poverty, hunger, and sickness. They would spotlight children placed in a loving Home and kept off the streets, away from violence, crime, begging, and sex trafficking.
While the walls can’t talk about what they’ve witnessed, we have innumerable stories clearly displaying the impact of WME Children’s Homes. These stories show why this work is so important.
Sadly, many non-profit organizations have stopped operating children’s homes. Why? Because it’s incredibly difficult work requiring significant financial resources and a long-term commitment.
If you have lived in one place for a long time, you’ve likely had to do updates or renovations. In order to keep sheltering and nurturing children, our Children’s Homes must be maintained. When something breaks it must be fixed. When it wears out it must be replaced. WME Children’s Homes need regular maintenance, repairs, and renovations.
So to continue operating our Children’s Homes, WME Desperately Needs Your Prayers and Financial Support RIGHT NOW.We have buildings with aging roofs, walls in need of repair, windows to be fixed, bathroom facilities to be updated, and structures to be renovated. We also need things like pillows, blankets, mattresses, tables, chairs, utensils, plates, and pots which have to be replaced on a regular basis.
As we look toward the Christmas season, we are asking for you to consider giving something for the ongoing work of WME Children’s Homes. Whether you can give a little or a lot, it will make a real difference in the lives of these children. To continue providing Homes for children at great risk, we need your support!
How You Can Get
Involved Renovate a WME Children’s
Home...Gift in any amount
New beds, mattresses &
bedding...Gift of $100
New pots, plates &
utensils...Gift of $40
Books & school supplies...$25 to $30 per child
Sponsor a child...$25 per month
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