Bridges Program

Bridges Program exists as the means of financial distribution to organizations caring for orphaned and at-risk children.

The Bridges Program is a division of Children FED Children Fed

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Your donation supplies the needs of children across the world. For children, everything counts. We believe that 100% of every donation should meet the needs of at risk children across the world. With a completely volunteer based staff, we created a connection for you to provide food, a bed, and even a colorful box of crayons to children from every corner of the globe.

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The Bridges Program was created in 2018 in response to a growing need to bridge the gap between resources for at-risk children and their caregivers around the world.

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Shanita, Uganda

In the remote villages of Karamoja, many children dream of going to school but face poverty, hunger, and long distances that keep them away. The Bridges Program is partnering with SHANITA, an Israeli organization dedicated to lasting change, to match sponsors with children, opening the door to education, daily meals, and a safe place to grow and thrive.

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Bethesda, Guatemala

To go to school each day is a privilege that most kids don’t have. The feel of a new backpack, fresh colored pencils, and lunch every day is a luxury. In Guatemala, kids who can’t afford to go to school are given a chance to experience what many of us take for granted.

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Gilad's Soccer Field, Israel

Gilad Rosenblit, a passionate soccer fan and player from Kibbutz Ginegar, overcame personal challenges through soccer, finding resilience and belonging. He tragically fell in battle during the Iron Swords War in 2023. To honor him, his community is building “Gilad’s Soccer Field”.

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Mamá Paulita, Mexico

There are many wonderful things about Mexican society. From vibrant food to beautiful landscapes to a culturally rich heritage, Mexico is a wonderful place. Despite this, however, for some children, growing up in Mexico can be filled with many challenges. For those who are orphaned, marginalized and forgotten, a children’s home may be the only option for them.

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Creating connections between resources and needs