The Philippine National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) presented Children International its highest honor for best performance of a non-government organization in humanitarian assistance.
Children International is launching a Youth Health Ambassador program to equip members of CI's Youth Health Corps to teach younger children and their caregivers about health and hygiene.
While government support for education has increased in India over the last decade, children in poverty still face extreme barriers when trying to complete their schooling.
Dave and Fiona Cormack and their family are the lead donors for the renovation of a Children International community center and youth resource center in Cartagena, Colombia.
Children International forms a partnership with RKD Group to increase awareness of child poverty and secure sponsors to transform the lives of children on a global scale.
As attention turns toward building a more gender-balanced world in recognition of International Women’s Day, Children International is battling the No. 1 problem upsetting that balance: poverty.
Sixteen-year-old marathon swimmer Angel More visited youth in Little Rock, Arkansas, on April 5 to share a simple message — that youth can change the world.
Children International recognizes the thousands of courageous, determined mothers who support its humanitarian mission every day, helping their children, and all children, live a better life.
Two Kansas City-area nonprofits — Children International and Turning Point — team up to help kids improve their mental health, putting them on a path out of pain and poverty.
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, and her husband Prince Harry, recognized Children International as one of 15 organizations worldwide that are noteworthy “Forces for Change.”
Fund-raising campaign led by accomplished athlete Angel More, 16, aims to help 5,000-plus youth worldwide break the cycle of poverty by pursuing higher education.
Children International is partnering with Child Aid in a pilot program aimed at teacher training and curriculum focused on individual students to boost academic achievement for children in Guatemala.
Children International, a global humanitarian organization, adds four new members to its board in 2020: Aviva Ajmera, Steve Berger, David Cacioppo and Roland Paanakker.
Susana Eshleman was the guest on Joel Goldberg's "Rounding the Bases" podcast, which focuses on Kansas City leaders and innovators. Susana discusses a range of topics, including her childhood in Argentina and her journey on the way to becoming president and CEO of Children International.
The foundation's investment in Children International's preschool program was critical during the pandemic as staff adapted the curriculum for virtual learning.
Children International, a global humanitarian organization, adds three new members to its board in 2021: Marvin Irby, Ena Williams Koschel and Adam Newsome.
Children International, a global charity that helps children in poverty has received a large donation in the newly created cryptocurrency from ELONGATE. Soon after its formation, ELONGATE named CI the recipient of its very first charitable donation.
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Children International has received a grant of more than $1.5 million from the Windgate Foundation to support education and outreach programs for central Arkansas children.
Children International Colombia was awarded for its Education and Health programs by the Ministerio de Prosperidad Social. This recognition is awarded to key allies that contribute to innovative projects in the battle to overcome poverty, offer local programs and projects, form alliances with the private sector and NGOs, and work to close digital gaps, among other needs.
Children International was awarded a grant from the Guru Krupa Foundation to fund the Learning Resource Center & Tutoring and Early Childhood Care & Development (ECCD) programs in Delhi, India. About 250 young children are in the ECCD program, and 1,560 children are in the Learning Resource Center & Tutoring Program.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (December 12, 2022) – Children International partnered with Amazon, Airlink, Clean the World and Heart to Heart International to help families impacted by Super Typhoon Noru in the Philippines and prepare disaster-prone communities for future storms.
Children International partnered with Microsoft’s Tech for Social Impact team to participate in the annual “Hack for Good,” a program designed to leverage Microsoft’s expertise for nonprofits. The shared goal of this Hack for Good project was to digitize Children International’s “Community Scorecard,” an instrument used to report, track and measure data from the organization’s health care programs.
Through a partnership with the PMI Educational Foundation (PMIEF), Children International received an investment of more than $1 Million over three years to equip vulnerable youth with the skillsets they need to be change agents in their local communities.
Collectively, 18,296 youth worldwide participated in programs that taught them how to leverage Project Management skills to design and implement projects offering solutions to challenges facing their communities.
September 2023 News release: Children International partners with Microsoft and their employees during their annual Month of Giving this year. Together, we are providing children and families with the resources they need to change their own futures and help transform their communities. Donations help disadvantaged children overcome some of the biggest obstacles on their path away from poverty: getting and staying healthy, remaining in school, and eventually finding stable employment in the formal work sector.
Children International partners with Guru Krupa Foundation. Nearly 2,000 children and youth in Delhi, India, are benefitting from the Guru Krupa Foundation’s generous grant to fund our Early Childhood Care & Development (ECCD) and Learning Resource Center & Tutoring programs in 2023.
Kansas City, Mo. (February 20, 2024) – Children International has established a new partnership with Mindojo, making digital education more accessible and equitable for marginalized children everywhere. In operation since 2008, Mindojo is an education technology company that creates “remote-first” courses designed to help people learn skills to acquire better jobs and achieve their life goals.
Kansas City, Mo. (March 7, 2024) – Children International, a global nonprofit that seeks to transform lives by eradicating poverty, has appointed Stacy H. Adams, a veteran strategic communications and marketing professional, to serve as Global Director of External Communications.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 19, 2024) – Children International, a global nonprofit that seeks to transform lives by eradicating poverty, has named transportation executive Adam Newsome chair of its Board of Directors and appointed PaShon Mann, a seasoned leader in global Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEI&B), to the board.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 29, 2024) – A newly retired Silicon Valley account manager will hop on his motorcycle today and embark upon a 17,000-mile trek to ignite awareness and support for Children International, the global nonprofit he has championed for more than three decades.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (April 4, 2024) – Children International, a global nonprofit that seeks to transform lives by eradicating poverty, has appointed Christina Becherer as Senior Director of Global Partnerships, and Christopher Hoyt as Senior Director of Business Transformation.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (April 23, 2024) – Children International, a global nonprofit that seeks to transform lives by breaking the cycle of generational poverty, has been awarded a grant from USAID to support the shipment of essential medicines and medical supplies to the Philippines and Zambia.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (April 29, 2024) – SC Johnson, the manufacturer of well-known household products and iconic brands used worldwide, is partnering with global nonprofit Children International to advance health equity in Ecuador.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (May 2, 2024) – A worldwide community of comic book enthusiasts, particularly the devotees of comic book legend Todd McFarlane’s iconic creations, banded together in a recent one night online auction event that generated more than $80,000 for the global nonprofit Children International.
Children International, a global nonprofit that seeks to break the cycle of generational poverty, has tapped Claudio Rodriguez, an experienced operations manager and entrepreneur, to serve as Agency Director for Mexico.
Children International, a Kansas City, Mo.-based nonprofit dedicated to breaking the cycle of generational poverty worldwide, proudly announces the arrival of a team of six exceptional youths from Ecuador to compete in the esteemed global finals of the creative skills tournament, ‘Destination Imagination.’
Children International, a global nonprofit that seeks to break the cycle of generational poverty, has joined the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) Network, an independent consortium that helps organizations protect children from abuse.
A newly retired Silicon Valley account manager has triumphantly returned home from a 17,000-mile motorcycle ride across North America in support of Children International and the global nonprofit organization’s mission to break the cycle of poverty among children and their families. Over the four-month trek that circled the U.S. and ventured into Mexico and Canada, he secured nearly $8,000 in donations.
The Republic of the Philippines Department of Health has recognized Children International for the global nonprofit’s significant role in supporting the Lung Center of the Philippines. During a virtual awards ceremony last month, several government agencies lauded Children International Philippines Inc. for helping the Lung Center over the past 14 years.