We are not intended to be a traditional orphanage. We are different. We don’t bring kids into a large, sterile, group home. We create a home and have a mom and dad working in the home. They are committed to staying and raising these kids long term. The kids will call them mom and dad and each other brother.

This is more like foster care than an orphanage but our kids do occasionally get adopted. We recently had a few of our children adopted, but we can accomidate up to 16 kids in our home. Our commitment to the kids is to raise them in a traditional family, give them traditional values and expectations, teach them and care for them, give them faith and a love of God, and to educate them and put them through college or a job training program when the time comes. We accomplish much of this with the help and support of a Church in the Dominican Republic. They are our boots on the ground and the congregation is fully vested in our efforts to help bring these kids from poverty and despair to hopeful and loving members of society.

Our up front commitment to every boy we take is that we will raise them, educate them, provide health care, and bring them to church.