In a quiet corner of Honduras, something extraordinary is happening—because of you.

In May, our Allies Mentoring Program (AMP) reached children across 44 countries with a powerful lesson, entitled,The Power of Responsibility: How Our Actions Change the World.Led by our large team of dedicated volunteer, the session encouraged children to recognize that even small daily choices can shape their communities and impact others.

In the heart of Haiti, a young woman named Salina is quietly making a difference. Though not a teacher or trained social worker, her compassionate spirit caught the attention of Pastor Gabriel, who encouraged her to serve children in her community. Having grown up with limited opportunities herself, Salina chose to give what she could—her time, her heart, and her unwavering presence. Her volunteer journey led her to a 12-year-old boy named Esdras, who had been living with a serious eye condition since the age of four.

This month the Christ Evergreen Kids of Lomé, Togo, gathered for a powerful lesson on The Power of Responsibility, and the results were truly heartening. The children eagerly engaged with the session—asking questions, participating in group discussions, and sharing thoughtful insights. Their responses demonstrated a deep understanding of how personal responsibility shapes their choices at home, in school, and throughout their communities. The session concluded with a joyful treat of chocolate bread and mineral drinks, a small celebration of the growth we witnessed.

Muyunda is a bright 10-year-old boy in Grade 3 who lives with his mother in the Nakatindi Community of Zambia. His parents separated after his father’s abusive behavior caused lasting harm to the family. His mother endured physical violence, and it was this trauma that eventually led to their decision to part ways.

Eve, a bright and curious 6-year-old girl in Grade 1, has faced challenges far beyond her years. After the loss of her father, her mother—though loving—struggled to care for her or support her education due to a lack of resources and formal schooling. Without a stable environment or guidance, Eve’s early learning journey was at serious risk.

In April, the AMP lesson titled "Secrets of a Clean Home: Becoming a Master of Order" was brought to life by 78 leaders and teams across 43 countries. This practical and engaging session taught children the value of cleanliness, personal responsibility, and helping at home. Through role-playing, group discussions, and hands-on activities, they learned that small daily actions—like folding clothes, tidying their rooms, or washing dishes—can have a big impact.

In 2005, Bob and Margaret King of Granbury, Texas had a charitable vision – a vision to help youth in their community build character and faith, to learn life skills and improve the course of their lives. They observed many challenges kids were facing, which resulted into drug and alcohol exposure and addictions, anxiety, and depression.

March was a month of meaningful lessons, new beginnings in several countries, and powerful moments that touched the hearts of children and volunteers alike.

Location: Vietnam, Cambodia, Guatemala, and Peru