Chronicling my experiences traveling to India as a volunteer with the Miracle Foundation
I recently traveled to India as a volunteer with an organization called The Miracle Foundation. I was gone for ten days in October to participate in the life changing work of the organization.
There are currently 25 million orphans in India and The Miracle Foundation is dedicated to empowering the lives of as many of these children as possible. Their method is to target one orphan at a time, providing the children with a safe and loving home, immunizations, healthy food, clean water and an education. Thanks to the generosity of so many people, The Miracle Foundation now has four homes that are full of happy, healthy children that would otherwise be starving and living in filth and danger on the streets of India.
On my trip, I visited several orphanages in rural India and interacted with hundreds of children, showing them love and affection, teaching them and also served as the eyes and ears for the Miracle Foundation’s 1600 donors/sponsors.
Thank you Cory Reinisch, Michael Ekrot, Daryl Brothers, Edward Saba, Jenny and Curtis Badgett, Joe and Terry Bellamah, Will and Sherry Hardy, Victor Bellamah, Allyson Garcia, Chase Rupe, Jim Kipping, Vicky Fredes, Colette Wladyka, Jeff Brelsford, Theresa Dubreuil, Mary Ewen, Surekha Dholakia, AC Cantu, Chris Edge, Dan Machold, Meg Griffith, Nelson Fredes, Rachel Lepera, Gary Osborn, Dan Repp and Katie Johnson for your donations!
Thank you for taking the time to read this and for helping in any way that you can.
Best,
Kevin
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