Friends Of The Children Of Venezuela

Our Mission

They are non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the health and life of Venezuelan children. Through our 2 foundations in Venezuela, they identify the most urgent needs and ensure a strict monitoring and control from delivery to reception to the correct administration of the supplies and resources provided to treat, feed, and save the lives of children under vulnerable conditions.

How Your Donations Help

$40 provides a Nutritional Kit, including formula, nutritional supplement, and multivitamins (30-day supply) 1 Nutritional Kit per child, for a month. in Valencia, Venezuela
$16 provides a child with a daily meal, for a month, while at school, and ensure the child stays or return to school for a long term development through education. 20 Meals per Child in Caracas, Venezuela
$160 provides a child with a daily meal, for a year, while at school, and ensure the child stays or return to school for a long term development through education. 200 Meals per Child in Caracas, Venezuela
$75 secures an Hematology Kit, for a rapid, precise diagnosis and treatment of blood disorders and malignancies, including types of hemophilia, leukemia, lymphoma and sickle-cell anemia. 1 Hematology Kit per child in Valencia, Venezuela
$100 buy a Surgical Kit containing tools and items for diverse procedures or surgeries (heart surgery, brain surgery, etc) 1 Surgical Kit per child in Valencia, Venezuela

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Our Impact

Causes We Support

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United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Friends is dedicated to the health, nutrition, education and overall life of Venezuelan children in vulnerable situation. Through our 2 local foundations-programs, Friends 1) identifies the most urgent needs and ensure a strict monitoring and control from delivery to reception to the correct administration of the supplies and resources provided to treat, feed, and save the lives of children at the pediatric hospital supported by Friends; 2) provides daily nutritional meals at public schools (without student feeding programs) as an incentive for students to return or stay at school given the drop out rates up to 50% (and reduced to 3% or lower thanks to the meals).