
World Family Children Foundation
501(c)(3) status
The World Family Children Foundation has been operating as a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization out of Fremont, California since 2014.
Powered by youth
We believe that young people are in the best position to change the world. Our team is composed entirely of students and young volunteers.
Worldwide activism
Our programs have a global reach. We have worked in vulnerable communities in Mexico, India, China, Mozambique, Guatemala, and other countries.
What do we do?
Since 2014, WFCF has raised over $55,000 and positively impacted thousands of lives across 7 countries. Our programs range from education to travel to direct financial assistance. We provide free tutoring services to students from low-income families; we provide care for vulnerable children in orphanages and safe houses in developing countries; and we deliver resources and basic necessities to disadvantaged children in remote areas through volunteer trips.
WFCF’s Young Leaders volunteer trip to the Door of Faith Orphanage in Ensenada, Mexico (2016)
WFCF’s Young Leaders volunteer trip to a safe house for abandoned and disabled children in Shanxi, China (2018)
WFCF’s Young Leaders second volunteer trip to the safe house in Shanxi, China (2019)
WFCF’s Young Ambassadors project in collaboration with Voice of World to rebuild schools in Kolkata, India (2020)
WFCF’s Young Ambassadors project in collaboration with Amor à Vida for albinism in Mozambique (2020)
WFCF’s Young Mentors camp for computer science, public speaking, and graphic design in Bay Area (2017)
Support our campaigns
Shanxi Safe House
Donations to this campaign go toward direct assistance for a family-run safe house which supports abandoned and disabled children in the Chinese countryside. Purchases may include food, clothes, textbooks, and medicine.
Door of Faith Orphanage
Donations to this campaign will be given to the Door of Faith Orphanage in Ensenada, Mexico, to purchase basic necessities for the orphans and to pay for utilities such as water, electricity, and heat during the winter months.