Our Nonprofits

Sixty years ago, while covering the Spanish Civil War, the English journalist, John Langdon-Davies saw many parentless children wandering the streets of Spain. Moved to action, he created the Foster Parents Plan to sponsor, financially and personally, orphans of war.

Eighteen year-old Jimmy is a quiet, intense young man who speaks only when he has something to say. He is seen as a leader in his community house and at school and is often looked up to by younger kids just arriving at Children's Home of Stockton.

Children’s Rights is a national non-profit organization that uses relentless, strategic advocacy and legal action to prevent harm to children.

Seeing a desperate need, literally in his own backyard, Father Ralph Beiting began by helping the people of Appalachia who lived in his parish with donated food, clothing and household goods.

After working within the US government system - first as a congressional aide and eventually as a State Department executive - Gene Krizek (pictured left) converted his wealth of experience and contacts into an organization that works with other visionaries all over the US and the world bringing humanitarian aid to those who need it most.

CRS supports multi-service initiatives in US cities, rural Native American communities, and overseas.

CSI is working in the Sudan to end the renaissance of slavery there. UNICEF says it believes thousands of Sudanese are being kept as slaves--most of them women and children.

The Visionaries travels to a remote region in Honduras to showcase Church World Service’s work with its in-country partner, the Mennonite Social Action Commission.

The Visionaries heads to Kenya to document Church World Service’s work.

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