Lunch Box of Love brings sustainable solutions to homelessness, disasters, extreme poverty, underserved children, food insecurity.

Lunch Box of Love wants companies, businesses, and people in the community to know that In order to make a difference, we rely on the support of caring , compassionate individuals who believe in our mission to be apart of change. It has become clear that too many find hate easier than love. Your support is critical and together we can provide hope and stability for those who need it most. Every donation brings us one step closer to this goal.

Lunch Box Of Love

Serving immediate needs, supporting long-term solutions for strong, self-sufficient Native American communities.  

Partnership With Native Americans is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to championing hope for a brighter future for Native Americans living on remote, isolated and impoverished reservations. Collaborating for nearly 30 years with our reservation partners, we provide consistent aid and services for Native Americans with the highest need in the U.S.

Much of our work centers around material aid, educational support and community-based services. PWNA also connects outside resources directly to reservations through its distribution network and reservation partnerships. We care about quality of life for Native Americans and respect their self-determined goals for their tribes.

The only Native-serving charity to work in hundreds of reservation communities year-round, our service area is concentrated in 9 priority states and encompasses Pine Ridge, Rosebud, Navajo and other high-need reservations. Scholarships are offered nationwide to eligible Native students.

Partnership With Native Americans

AiYD provides donors, advocates, volunteers the organization they need to empower orphans and prevent human trafficking.

In 2011 a University of Texas at Arlington study abroad trip to Eastern Europe birthed a deep desire in team members to help children in area orphanages. After meeting some family members of the largest Eastern European family, with over 50 adopted children, several conversations between Chris Burgin, Founder and CEO, Dr. Tatiana Baeva, Director of International Relations, and others led them to seek ways to render change. They set out to encourage and empower Eastern European university students to help orphans develop life skills in order to escape the poverty and hopelessness that awaits them.

In-country university students are uniquely positioned to reach the younger generation. Allies trains and invests in teams of university students to work with local orphanages. As mentors, these students build relational bridges, model the character of Christ and teach life skills to the orphans. Allies uses this proven methodology as a foundation for long-term success and leadership.

Allies in Youth Development

Preventing and reducing human trafficking by interception, education, and the repatriation of victims of trafficking.

World Missions Outreach Organization (WMOO) is engaged in the rescue and restoration of women, children, girls and boys in South Asia.

The International borders between Nepal/India are open. This facilitates an ease for traffickers to transport humans into India, then, from there to other countries. Many end up in the red light districts right there in India.  Our trained team of staff members monitor ports of entry/exit in order to identify and intercept individuals to prevent them from being trafficked; and reunite them with families.  

WMOO transports trafficked victims from the red light districts in India back to the home country, then, provides "safe homes' for those who do not have a family to go back to; and, provide vocational, soft skill building training to those who want to develop skill sets. 

WMOO identifies high-risk boys and girls and intervene in their situations by placing them in "safe homes" with their parent's permission, before they are targeted by traffickers, and thereby providing for their safety, well-being and education.

Every day, the Nepalese people face the harsh realities of mountain life in the Himalayas, ravaged by natural disasters like the earthquakes, landslides, avalanches and glacial floods.  Many boys and girls including teens are vulnerable and suffer greatly.  They are left to fend for themselves, often falling prey to human traffickers.  

WMOO, therefore, stands for social justice for the most vulnerable in society.  Your gift helps to further our mission through our anti-human trafficking work in saving the lives of boys, girls, teens and women.  





World Missions Outreach Organization Inc

Helping young women break the generational cycles of abuse, neglect, poverty, and homelessness through empowering self-reliance and independence.

Be a friend. Change a life. 

Our Friends Place is a 501(c)3 nonprofit in Dallas, Texas, on a mission to help young women break generational cycles of abuse, neglect, poverty and homelessness through empowering self-reliance and independence. Their unique, strength-based and solution-focused programs utilize trauma-informed care and research to teach skills needed for young women to succeed in adulthood. Our Friends Place’s continuum of care includes Transitional Living Centers to house single young women ages 18 to 24, and the innovative SOAR to Success homeless prevention program for youth and adult allies. Since 1987, Our Friends Place has ignited generational change in the lives of more than 3,000 young women as they learn to excel, grow, and flourish. For more information, visit www.ourfriendsplace.org, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or YouTube.
