As an owner, Sharon Gentry is committed to making a difference in her community. Sharon Gentry, owner of Curves Fitness in Federal Way, WA, began her partnership with World Vision in 1994 through child sponsorship. She has appreciated the work that World Vision has…
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Comfortable socks for people in need
Two entrepreneurs on a mission to help the homeless. Bombas exists to help support the homeless community in the United States. David Heath and Randy Goldberg launched the company in 2013, after learning that socks are the #1 most requested clothing item in homeless...
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Touching donations surprise 9-year-old with a special Christmas wish
Joey Johnson has a rare genetic condition, but is focused on giving back to others An anonymous donor, Relief Beds International, and You Can Toys joined forces to fill Joey’s list One incredible boy from Indianapolis got his Christmas wish list filled early this...
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You’ve Helped Achieve a Milestone
Celebrate World Vision’s 5,000th international container You are making a difference in the lives of children through your support. Many of our partners contribute through product donations, known as Gifts-In-Kind. These generous donations are shipped in containers to help children in communities around the…
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Donated Products Transform Communities
If you’re looking to help the world’s most vulnerable children and families, donating your organization’s products can make a huge difference—plus it’s easy and convenient! Whether it’s warm clothing, blankets, lifesaving medicines, or other essentials, donated products help reduce suffering and restore dignity to...
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Pursuing human justice through high-quality, ethical fashion DES PLAINES, IL — What if the simple purchase of a tote or t-shirt could help free a woman from injustice? Katherine and Brad Jeffery believe that ethically produced fashion goes a long way toward empowering women...