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See how your funding helped rescue 171 girls from the horrors of brothels in India.

Share these holiday-themed photos of children with your friends and loved ones to help spread the cheer of the season!

Mead Welles used the first portion of his grant to help more than 250 children with limb disabilities grow up healthy and strong.

Susie Krabacher used the first portion of her grant to help abandoned, orphaned, and disabled children in Haiti get the care they need to lead healthy, happy lives.

Kay Isaacson-Leibowitz will join Tom Brokaw and other national leaders as an Honorary National Committee Member at upcoming celebration of World War II heroes.

All donations through #GivingTuesday on December 2 will appear as an individual brick in CrowdRise’s Giving Tower…a tower built in augmented reality.

The following is an essay written by a young man named Madison, a senior in high school in East Hampton, New York. As part of his senior project, Madison is creating a documentary about Jonny, his stepbrother with autism. Read his inspiring words about how he and Jonny spend time together and what he’s learned along the way.

Former World of Children Youth Honoree Neha Gupta has been awarded the International Children’s Peace Prize, joining the likes of former winners like 2013 Youth Honoree Chaeli Mycroft and 2014 Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai.

Meet Cate Caldwell, an inspiring young woman who ran the New York City Marathon and raised over $1,900 for children in need.

World of Children Founders Kay and Harry Leibowitz are the recipients of the 2014 Humanitarian Award from PCI Global.

Congratulations to the 2014 World of Children Honorees! Get to know these heroes by reading exclusive interviews with each of them.

Read this piece from the Wall Street Journal that appeared appeared online, and in the Saturday edition.

Vogue.com wrote a flattering piece about the 2014 Awards Ceremony the morning following the event on November 6, 2014.

World of Children Board Member, Archana Kumar, was named one of Campaign‘s top thought leaders in the communications industry.

Eva Chayet writes about her experience visiting 2013 Honoree Triveni Acharya in India, who has rescued more than 4,000 children from brothels.

For more than 30 years, Chaim Peri, Ed.D. has brought new meaning to the word “life” for thousands of youth at Yemin Orde Youth Village in Israel.

Jaylen Arnold founded Jaylens Challenge Foundation after being bullied at school. Now, he’s on a campaign to end bullying for good.

Kenro Izu didn’t know how to run a hospital. He didn’t have a medical degree. But he knew he had to do something about the appalling lack of pediatric healthcare in Cambodia.

Founders Harry Leibowitz and Kay Isaacson-Leibowitz were featured in Ranch & Coast Magazine in anticipation of the 2014 World of Childrens Ceremony on Nov. 6, and an award to be bestowed in their honor by Project Concern International on Nov. 15.

Gregory John Smith, recipient of the 2014 World of Children Humanitarian Award, tells us how to help vulnerable children in Brazil stay off the streets.

See why Mary Grace Henry, recipient of our 2014 Youth Award and founder of Reverse The Course, doesn’t let anything get in the way of her dreams.

“Nobel Prize for Child Advocates” to Recognize Seven Heroes for Transforming the Lives of the World’s Most Vulnerable Children.

effective October 13, 2014. Ms. Beraud will have responsibility for Global Retail Operations including all sales channels in every region, as well as oversight of strategic store development and real estate.

A few weeks ago we asked you to tell us what your favorite school subject was. Well, the results are in!