How You Can Help

Operation Holiday Hope is our largest evangelistic outreach of the year, where we reach over 200,000 children with the Christmas message and a Christmas gift.

At the schools where we hold our Metro World Child outreach programs in Kenya, children are fed, educated, and introduced to a relationship with God.

Summer Camp is easily one of the most defining times in a child’s life. Countless children make their initial decisions to follow Jesus during chapel time at camp. It is a safe and welcoming environment for children to experience the presence of God and not only start a personal relationship with Him, but to deepen an already existing one. By sending a child to camp you can help impact their life forever.

Every year we run multiple Sunday School semesters all across the globe with around 200,000 children in attendance. These fun and exciting programs are evangelistic outreaches in all of the different communities that we serve; from street corners in New York to school assemblies in Kenya. For many of our children, along with the message of the Gospel, Sunday School is the highlight of their week, providing a positive alternative to many of the negative influences that constantly surround them.

Namibia, a beautiful country, known for safaries and stunning nature parks is also the country that is known for the highest income inequalitiy in the world. By sharing the Gospel, showing God’s love and meeting needs, together, we can help break the cycle of poverty, provide hope and empower children to rise up out of the streets and become tomorrow’s leaders.

For our children in Romania, one of the most pressing needs is proper winter footwear. Our Warm Feet Project distributes warm socks and sturdy winter boots to thousands of children enduring extreme winter conditions.

Winters in New York can get very cold, often times with temperatures dropping far below freezing for weeks at a time. With our Warm Heart and Hands Project we distribute much needed gloves, coats, hats, scarves and socks to boys and girls who are painfully underdressed for the harsh winter weather.