Ways To Get Involved
The Miracle Foundation has created several programs that enable interested and committed people to support their mission, as well as receive the benefits inherent in making a difference in others’ lives. These programs include:
Sponsorship Program: The Miracle Foundation provides a monthly giving program that connects Sponsors directly with an individual child. Sponsors can become a global parent by providing financial support, as well as emotional support through the exchange of letters and pictures, and, if they desire, by visiting their child in India. In return, Sponsors receive letters, pictures, drawings, report cards, and video e-mails periodically throughout the year.
Voluntourism Program: The Miracle Foundation organizes approximately three trips per year to India, providing Voluntourists with the life-changing opportunity to visit The Miracle Foundation’s homes and spend significant time with the children. In addition to serving the children in need, travelers in the Voluntourism program also have the opportunity to experience the unique culture of India and to visit some its most famous sites.
Ambassador Program: The Miracle Foundation Ambassadors are volunteers who have traveled to India to visit the orphanages. Upon their return, they are moved to continue to serve the children by sharing their experiences with others, encouraging them to get involved and also support The Miracle Foundation’s mission.
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