Rescue KidsInternational

Sponsor a Child

Here's exactly what your fifty dollars a month does for one kid.

Child sponsorship with Rescue Kids International is $50 a month, or $600 a year, and it provides one child with education, food, medical care, and daily essentials in Thailand. It eliminates the trafficker's bait by removing the desperation they prey on.
Children running at golden hour, seen in silhouette

Where your fifty dollars goes

One child, three pillars

A simple family home at sunrise in rural Thailand

A mom, a dad, and a home.

Your sponsorship helps keep a child in a safe, structurally sound home with parental figures who show up every day, whether that's a foster family or their own family, reunited and supported.

Children at desks in a small classroom, seen from behind

Education that protects.

It helps pay school costs, supplies, and the paperwork hurdles refugee kids face, so a trafficker's offer of free schooling never looks like the only door open.

A mother holds two children as they watch the sunset over hills

Raising leaders, not just survivors.

Through the School of Future Leaders your child gets mentorship, vocational training, and spiritual guidance, so they grow into the person who protects the next kid.

Start sponsoring

Sponsor a child

$50

a month

$600 a year

Covers education, food, medical care, and daily essentials for one child.

Give any amount in the secure form — monthly, quarterly, or yearly.

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Kids we walk with

Three stories, protected

Naw

Age 9

Naw's family crossed the border with one bag. Her mother was offered a factory job in Bangkok that did not exist. Today Naw sleeps in a foster home two miles from a real school, and her mother still tucks her in on weekends.

Htoo

Age 13

Htoo spent two years out of school because he had no ID. A recruiter promised him free classes and a bed in the city. A Hero got to him first. He is now in seventh grade and wants to be a nurse.

Moe

Age 6

Moe and his brother were living in a shelter built from landfill scrap. A sponsor covered a real home for their family. Their mother now runs a small food stall and the boys walk to class together.

Names and photos are changed to protect each child. Their safety comes before a compelling photo. Read our safeguarding policy.

Eighty seven kids are still waiting.

One hundred percent of your donation goes directly to the child. J.R. and Anita's real estate business covers all overhead, so nothing is taken out. See where your money goes.