Would you like to help make a lasting difference in a child's life?

Your donation to the Inspire Children Foundation will enable us to:

  •   Fund effective nonprofit programs
  •   Raise awareness of at-risk children
  •   Showcase charities doing good work
  •   Connect donors to charities

Who We Are

The Inspire Children Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving and inspiring the lives of disadvantaged children. We raise funds to support charities that help vulnerable children overcome adversity and empower them to thrive.

The Inspire Children Foundation is currently sponsoring two important projects. Action Against Hunger is a nonprofit relief organization committed to saving the lives of malnourished children. Project Joy is an innovative program that champions play as a therapeutic approach for healing traumatized children.

Our Mission

The mission of the Inspire Children Foundation is to improve the circumstances of children affected by poverty, trauma and loss. We seek to create a support network for fostering the potential in every child, so that they may experience secure, productive and inspired lives. We support nonprofit programs that make a positive difference in the lives of young children by providing basic entitlements: nutritious food and safe shelter, protection and mentoring, education and opportunity, healthcare and freedom from poverty, pain and helplessness.

disadvantaged children

Our Philosophy

We know that many children are not fortunate enough to be born into families that can provide for all their physical, emotional and developmental needs. Because childhood deficiencies can imperil long-term wellbeing, preventative intervention on behalf of vulnerable children improves their chances of leading satisfying and productive lives — or, possibly even of making it into adulthood. Success in life is correlated to feeling valued and deserving as well as having the experience of being safe and secure.

Did You Know?

More than 14.1 million children in the U.S. live in poverty, and that number is rapidly increasing. Learn more.