Join Our Child or Family Sponsorship Program
Sponsors have the advantage of developing a personal relationship with a child or family at Casa Hogar. Through the regular exchange of letters, photos, and gifts, sponsors can witness the growth, maturity and direct impact of their support. It is one of the best ways to know that you are making a difference!
Sponsors are encouraged to share in their kids’ lives by sending letters and small gifts. We even encourage e-mail communication! This way, the experience of helping becomes much richer and fulfilling.
Child and Family Sponsorship Program: $1000 / year
Your sponsorship makes a huge difference! Given the current cost of living in Lima, Peru, it is estimated that it takes approximately $5,000 a year to provide each child with the loving family environment, supplementary education, psychological care, medical treatment, and vocational training that makes our organization unique. Only with this type of generous financial gift can we offer more than just food and shelter, providing the quality care that is necessary for a child not only to survive, but to thrive.
Click here to download our sponsorship brochure for more information or please contact Noel Furger to learn how you can truly make a difference in the life of a child.
Phone: (715) 297-5139 Email: nfurger@frjoesguild.org
Madrina (Godmother) Julie Studinski shares her journey of adding Stefany to her family.
From Stefany’s perspective: “The relationship I have is from mother to daughter. She always prays for my well-being and I am very grateful to God for having allowed me to have her love; I grew up loved by a mother. It is inexplicable how much love I feel, my favorite days have always been when she came to see me from so miles away; I’ve always wanted to be by her side without straying from her. I will be eternally grateful to God for giving her to me as a mother.”
“Astrid and Brant are such an important part of our family. I love them dearly and we are so proud of who they have become. The pictures I received from Casa are hanging on the wall in my dining room along with other family pictures.”
-Becky F.