Inner City Division
 Serves underprivileged children in urban areas across the United States. This
division was established in 2005 in response to a growing need of assistance for at-risk children exposed to inner city poverty,
gang violence and illegal drugs. The Inner City Division has over 10 projects within a network
of public schools and programs in Washington, D.C., Detroit, MI, Lexington, KY, New Orleans, LA,
and Richmond, VA. The children served in this division often come from unstable backgrounds
where domestic violence and abuse may be common. Many of the issues facing these children
stem from rampant drug problems in their communities which often obstruct their educational success
and potential.
Click
here to sponsor a child in our Inner City Division.
Sponsorship support helps
provide:
- School-appropriate clothing
- School supplies
- Aid for
miscellaneous school expenses such as special field trips or school pictures
- Nutritious snacks if the child's family is unable,
even with food stamps, to keep sufficient food on the table
- Hygiene items these items
cannot be purchased with food stamps
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Locations
 | Washington, D.C.
Detroit, Michigan
Lexington, Kentucky
New Orleans,
Louisiana
Richmond, Virginia
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