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Since its first year in 2013, the annual ride has raised over $300,000. Ride 4 Orphans supports orphan projects at our SRC church plant locations in Chad, Malawi, Haiti, India and local foster care organizations, 4KIDS of South Florida and Place of Hope at The Leighan and David Rinker Campus. One hundred percent of all proceeds go directly to the chosen organizations who work with orphans and foster children locally and globally.

 

CHILDREN’S VILLAGES

El Shaddai Ministries, International, Haiti

Lundy Orphanage, Jeremie, Haiti

ESMI believes in a four-part mission of Evangelism, planting churches and training leaders, Education, helping teach the people of Haiti to read and write, Empathy, providing mercy ministry, Economic Development, empowering business leaders. Their ministries include ten children's homes housing 1400 children. Ride 4 Orphans has funded solar projects for three of these home in Gonaives, Cavaillon and plans to expand the system in Jeremie, Haiti. Learn more »

 

Mission:Chad

Village Altonodji, Moundou, Chad, Africa

The Village Altonodji children’s village is home to 120 children and has a school, a clinic, a chapel and library that serves the surrounding community.

The Ride 4 Orphans helped to fund a new solar power project for the campus, internet for the campus and funds for general child care. Learn more »

 
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Pothawira International

Pothawira Village, Salima, Malawi

Pothawira means "safe haven" in Chechewa Malawi's native language.  Like many countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Malawi has been decimated by AIDS and the crushing weight of poverty.  Pothawira Village is a community that includes a church, school, children's homes, clinic, birthing center / medical center and several agricultural development projects.  The Ride 4 Orphans has provided funding for a solar power project for the village. Learn more »

 

The Global Orphan Project

Sarampet Village, Telangana, India

Sarampet is a rural village just outside of Hyderabad. Bethel Gospel Church (BGC) Sarampet, planted in 2008, is a strong local church with 20-25 families.  In partnership with GO India, BGC Sarampet and BGC Hyderabad carefully surveyed needs of children and families in the community and found a tremendous need for full-time residential care of children whose family care structures have catastrophically failed. Similarly, there is a serious problem with elderly widows and widowers.  BGC desires to play an even stronger role in Orphan Care and Orphan Prevention through Sarampet Village which is currently home to 25 children and ministers to 100 children in the community.  Ride 4 Orphans intends to provide funding for a solar project at the village. Learn more »

 

Foster Care

Place of Hope at The Leighan and David Rinker Campus

Place of Hope at The Leighan and David Rinker Campus is dedicated to providing a safe, loving, and stable environment for hurting children and their families. We are committed to meeting desperate needs in our community through sharing God's love and placing hope in their lives- one child and family at a time. The Ride 4 Orphans has provided funds to support various building and renovation projects on the campus. 
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4Kids Of South Florida

4KIDS of South Florida is a non-profit 501(c)(3) that works to provide a home for every child across 6 Florida counties. Since 1997 4KIDS has impacted nearly 20,000 children and families through their unique continuum of care. Whether a child is entering foster care for the first time, a young woman is facing a crisis pregnancy, or a teen is aging out with no where to go ... 4KIDS is there, until every child has a home. Learn more »

Thank you to everyone involved in helping us make a difference in the lives of orphans and foster kids all over the world!

The Ride 4 Orphans Team

 


Interested in donating to Ride 4 Orphans or to an individual fundraiser? 100% of all proceeds go directly to the organizations working with the orphans.