We have seen it before, when one door closes for our Emergency Relief Team, another door opens. This time, due to recent radical developments in the Middle East, the team was unable to personally distribute support to local projects in Afghanistan. ...Continue reading
Diana was like most 7 year-old girls leading a happy life with her parents and friends. Known by all to be a young and cheerful spirit, always wearing a smile and spreading joy to all whom she touched. This was truly rare as Diana lives in Juarez, Me ...Continue reading
It’s not only Somalia and Ethiopia that have been affected by the severe drought but the entire Western region of Africa. Uganda, which is going through its worst famine in over 40 years, has already lost over 7,000 acres of farmland. The portion ...Continue reading
In a small city in the Philippines CHRF works with a league of extraordinary Nuns (the Order of the Missionaries for the Poor), lead by Mother Joan Claire, long time friend of CHRF. Mother Joan’s heart is for the poor and disadvantaged, that is why ...Continue reading
Good Day Readers! With so much going on around the world, in global and US politics; and not to mention personal lives, it is easy to forget about the lost, lonely, helpless and starving children of the world. Fortunately for those children, tens of ...Continue reading
Although the beginning of a New Year may not always be as exciting and inspiring as we would like it to be (another year older, another tax year to file, another year of this or that etc..) we at CHRF are so grateful for our Donors and their gener ...Continue reading
