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2009 Youth Honoree Jessica Markowitz, and her nonprofit Richard’s Rwanda, are changing the live of girls in Nyamata, Rwanda, giving them hope when there was no hope. Co-Founders Harry and Kay visited Jessica in Rwanda to see firsthand how lives are being changed forever.

Harry Leibowitz and Kay Isaacson-Leibowitz were in attendance at the 20th Anniversary Commemoration Event of the Rwandan genocide. Read about the emotional experience.

2009 World of Children Youth Award Honoree Jessica Markowitz talks about founding Richard’s Rwanda-IMPUHWE.

In an article featured on the Huffington Post, Co-Founder Harry Leibowitz reflects on the 20th Anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide and says remembering isn’t enough.

Jessica Markowitz talks with us about founding Richard’s Rwanda-IMPUHWE and how girls in Rwanda are going to change the world.

Read how your support helped Dallas Jessup train 5,000 girls in the United States and Canada self-defense techniques so they can avoid violence and abuse.

Take an insider’s look into two production facilities of Project Peanut Butter–the nonprofit started by Dr. Manary with a goal to save 2 million children’s lives by 2015.

Thanks to your support, more than 1,000 disadvantaged children in Cambodia who are enrolled in 2012 Honoree Benoît Duchâteau-Arminjon’s programs went to school healthy and ready to learn in 2013.

11-year-old Meth Mao was living on the streets of Cambodia before 2012 Honoree Benoît Duchâteau-Arminjon found him. Your support funded Mao’s education, medical care, and long-term success.

Find out how 2012 Honoree Dr. Nilas Young is ensuring children with heart defects get the treatment they need to survive and thrive.

Caryl Stern joins World of Children’s Board of Governors in asking the public to assist in the 2014 search for Honorees who are best serving the needs of children worldwide.

We’ve come up with a list of 5 ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day and give back to children who need it most.

Show your love for friends and family this Valentine’s Day by sending them one of our free Valentine’s Day cards.

To help you write a stellar Nomination, we have compiled a list of 8 tried and true tips for writing a successful grant. We’ve also included 3 Top Secret Tips for Success: three ways Nominations for our Awards rise to the top of our list, leaving us with a memorable and lasting impression.

Kyle Weiss of FUNDaFIELD partners up with Dr. Jane Aronson of Worldwide Orphans Foundation to help more children in Haiti recover and rebuild.

World of Children® Award encourages leaders of child-serving organizations to apply for 2014 Awards and receive grants of up to $50,000.

We put together this Year in Review 2013 to reflect on our achievements and say thanks for helping thousands of vulnerable children around the world.

When great challenges face us, which way do we run? As we ponder the success from 2013, we look forward to running at full speed toward every great challenge that faces us next year.

This post was written by one of our volunteers, Makeda Yohannes, who wanted to share her thoughts about the holidays and giving back to children in need. Do you have a story to share? Tell us about what the holiday season means to you in the comments below or email us at [email protected]. Happy Holidays!…

2013 Honoree Sarah Cronk talks to us about how she transformed her high school by including children with disabilities on her cheerleading team.

About 93 million children worldwide have a disability. Too often, these children are marginalized and excluded from society, many facing daily threats to their survival in the form of poor nutrition or physical abuse; children with disabilities are three to four times more likely to be the victims of violence. The worst part? Disability is…

Unfortunately, the practice of sex trafficking and forced prostitution is far more widespread than one can imagine. What can be done to bring this dark side of society to light and end this heinous practice?

World of Children’s 2013 Holiday Gifts spread awareness about issues facing children around the world and help people discover the gift of helping a child in need.

As families across the United States gather around the table for Thanksgiving, we wanted to share 10 things that we are thankful for: 1. We are thankful for each and every child who offers something new and unique to our planet. 2. We are thankful for the kind people who deliver nutritious meals to those…