Explore our orphan care ministry’s mission to build a world where every child is cherished.

We want all that we do for the world’s neediest children to point them to God their Father. And so, we have taken Boaz from the Biblical book of Ruth as our role model.

An upright Jewish land owner, Boaz saw to it that his field hands left some of the crops behind in order for the widow, the orphan, and the foreigner to glean. He also offered them protection from those who may do them harm.

In the case of Ruth, she was both a widow and a foreigner. Boaz provided food, water, and protection for her. When she asked him why she had found favor in his sight, he answered that it was actually the Lord who was repaying the kindness she had shown her mother-in-law. He realized his crops and great wealth did not belong to him. They were actually the Lord’s to be used to bless and care for others.

Eventually, Boaz became Ruth’s “kinsman redeemer,” taking her as his bride and giving her a son—a son who was in the direct lineage of the Messiah! Boaz was a foreshadowing of Christ, who would come to redeem each of us.

We, too, would like to point others to Christ by using the resources He’s generously given us to care for others as He would.

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We do not. In fact, adoption from the countries where we work is extremely difficult and—in some cases—impossible by law. This is why the need is so great to care for the children who’ve been “left behind” to grow up without parental care.

You can help these children by supporting our innovative whole-home care model, specialized caregiver training and humanitarian aid.

The Boaz Project has been serving orphans and their caregivers since 1999.

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The Boaz Project is steadfast in its dedication to revolutionizing the approach to the orphan crisis, which is why we do not offer individual child sponsorships. While many are aware of the idea of individual child sponsorships, The Boaz Project innovatively embraces the house sponsorship model for many reasons, including:

• We have seen some environments in which sponsored children are hazed by those who are not sponsored.
• Research proves it is important for attachment for children to see their caregivers providing for their basic needs, instead of a sponsor from abroad.
• We want to allow them to stay within their own culture and communities.
• We want to give the entire home and community the chance to know Jesus together.

When you partner with The Boaz Project, you are saving abandoned children from the streets, allowing them to stay within their own culture and communities, and giving them the chance to know Jesus and become successful adults as mothers, fathers, teachers, bankers, pastors, engineers, and so much more.

Click Here to find out how you can make a difference by sponsoring a home!