Our Story:
In 2012, we met Patrick Odoyo of Dago, Kenya. He was living in Evansville, Indiana and wanted to make an impact back in his home village in Africa. His dream was for the children in his village to be educated and healthy.
When we met him, and learned more about him and the village of Dago; our desire was to help this dream to see children educated and healthy become a reality. We began working with Patrick and his family in Dago to build a child sponsorship program within the village. The program started small with just 11 children being served in 2012 through an early education initiative.
Today, we are serving over 100 children ages 3-6 through the Early Childhood Development (ECD) Program. This partnership and dream as blossomed into so many children's lives impacted in Dago, but also with so many lives throughout the U.S. who have stepped up to help make this dream a reality year after year.
10 years later, the program is more vibrant than ever; and we are hopeful it will only continue to grow. With short-term mission trips happening twice a year to go visit the children, to a water filtration project taking off in 2022. The village and children of Dago are seeing the beauty of people coming together to serve a cause greater than self.
In 2012, we met Patrick Odoyo of Dago, Kenya. He was living in Evansville, Indiana and wanted to make an impact back in his home village in Africa. His dream was for the children in his village to be educated and healthy.
When we met him, and learned more about him and the village of Dago; our desire was to help this dream to see children educated and healthy become a reality. We began working with Patrick and his family in Dago to build a child sponsorship program within the village. The program started small with just 11 children being served in 2012 through an early education initiative.
Today, we are serving over 100 children ages 3-6 through the Early Childhood Development (ECD) Program. This partnership and dream as blossomed into so many children's lives impacted in Dago, but also with so many lives throughout the U.S. who have stepped up to help make this dream a reality year after year.
10 years later, the program is more vibrant than ever; and we are hopeful it will only continue to grow. With short-term mission trips happening twice a year to go visit the children, to a water filtration project taking off in 2022. The village and children of Dago are seeing the beauty of people coming together to serve a cause greater than self.