Celebrating 20 years of global impact
For two decades, The Global Orphan Project has partnered with local churches all over the world to equip and empower them in their work to minister to the most vulnerable members of their community. What began from an invitation to care about 19 orphans in southeast Asia has expanded to touch the lives of over 110,000 children in 11 countries this year.
Will you join us in commemorating 20 years of impact with a $20 donation?
Your monthly gift of $20 symbolizes more than just your support at this landmark time, but also the countless moments where Jesus’ love shined brightest through our church partners to restore hope and possibilities to His most vulnerable children over the past two decades.
Your $20 matters to:
Satish
India
After discovering he was HIV positive, Satish experienced stigma and discrimination from members of his family and community. With no treatment services available in his village, he traveled to Hyderabad and ended up in the care of our local partner, Bethel Gospel Church, who provided the services and support that he needed. The compassion that he received meant so much to Satish that it inspired him to use his story to encourage others seeking help through the church’s health camps. Seeing him grow as a leader, the church placed Satish in charge of that ministry, and he has expanded it to serve several hundreds of people in more locations.
Frank
Africa
When his mother passed away, 19-year-old Frank became the primary caregiver to his three younger siblings. This was an enormous responsibility for this young man to take on alone, and fortunately, his family’s situation was brought to the attention of our local church partner. They invited Frank to participate in their family strengthening program where he gained a support system and learned effective skills that empowered him to keep his family together while continuing to pursue his dreams and become a great man.
Joe and Kelley
*names have been changed
Missouri
A couple working to reunify with their children needed extensive repairs and work done on their home. The family’s case worker submitted a request for help in our connecting technology platform, CarePortal, and a local Community Champion responded with the funds to cover everything that was needed. Those funds were claimed by CrossRoads Church, and together with members of the Community Champion response team, they arrived at the family’s home to perform the repairs, build a porch, seal the roof, and install new windows, doors, and underpinning. Additionally, they showered the family with food, gift baskets, and prayer to encourage them as they work to get their kids safely back home.
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Our History:
2003
Mike and Beth Fox co-found C3 Missions International, a nonprofit organization that raises funds for missionaries who care for orphaned and vulnerable children on three continents.
Total children served: 19
2005
C3 Missions travels to Haiti and the ministry begins partnering with the local, indigenous church.
2006
C3 Missions hosts its very first vision trip to Haiti, taking 12 men to help construct a church, meet the local partners, and spend time with the children being served.
2008
C3 Missions International changes its name to The Global Orphan Project (GO Project) to better reflect the organization’s mission of breaking the orphan cycle through the power of community, commerce, and the love of Jesus.
2009
GO Project launches its first international ministry sister organization, GO Haiti.
2010
Members of GO Project and GO Haiti take action to provide disaster relief after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hits Haiti.
GO Project launches its second international ministry sister organization, GO Africa, as well as GOEX Apparel in Uganda to empower families through job creation and dignified work.
2011
GO Project launches its domestic ministry to help support U.S. churches in caring for local kids and families in crisis.
2012
GO Haiti opens the Transition Academy, a two-year vocational-technical, life skills, and discipleship program that equips youth aging out of care to become independent, thriving adults.
GO Project launches its third international ministry sister organization, GO India, and moves GOEX Apparel to Haiti to empower families with fair-wage jobs to overcome extreme poverty.
2013
GO Project launches Founders’ Circle to engage a dedicated group of generous donors in expanding the organization’s 100% commitment that ensures every penny of every donation can go to the direct care of kids.
2014
GO Project builds and pilots a tech platform to connect U.S. child welfare agencies with local churches that can help support their work with vulnerable kids and families.
2015
GO Project launches CarePortal, a connecting technology that drives action for local children and families in crisis.
GO Project begins limiting its use of residential models of care to focus on healthier, family-based models of care.
2016
GO Project concludes its ministry work in southeast Asia in order to advance the mission in other parts of the world.
2017
GO Project launches its fourth international ministry sister organization, GO MENA.
GO Africa launches a peer-based education, training, and family strengthening program to empower parents with skills that are vital to healthy child and family wellbeing.
Total children served: 18,306
2018
Total children served: 23,962
2019
GO Project launches Legacy Circle to engage young professionals in supporting GO Project’s mission.
GO Haiti begins implementing the family strengthening program.
Total children served: 28,881
2020
The COVID-19 pandemic drives CarePortal users to serve record-breaking numbers of children through the platform during the lockdown.
GO Project supports GO MENA in providing disaster relief after a massive explosion occurs in the Port of Beirut in Lebanon.
Total children served: 45,861
2021
CarePortal celebrates a milestone of 100,000 kids served nationwide by the connection of child-serving professionals, local churches, and community partners on the platform and launches its Achieving Racial Equity initiative to address racial disproportionality and disparity in the child welfare system.
Total children served: 57,912
2022
Total children served: 87,817
2023
CarePortal celebrates 200,000 kids served nationwide by users on the platform, highlighting significant growth from the first milestone of 100,000 children served in six years to another 100,000 served in just two years.
Total children served: 110,000
2003
Mike and Beth Fox co-found C3 Missions International, a nonprofit organization that raises funds for missionaries who care for orphaned and vulnerable children on three continents.
Total children served: 19
2005
C3 Missions travels to Haiti and the ministry begins partnering with the local, indigenous church.
2006
C3 Missions hosts its very first vision trip to Haiti, taking 12 men to help construct a church, meet the local partners, and spend time with the children being served.
2008
C3 Missions International changes its name to The Global Orphan Project (GO Project) to better reflect the organization’s mission of breaking the orphan cycle through the power of community, commerce, and the love of Jesus.
2009
GO Project launches its first international ministry sister organization, GO Haiti.
2010
Members of GO Project and GO Haiti take action to provide disaster relief after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hits Haiti.
GO Project launches its second international ministry sister organization, GO Africa, as well as GOEX Apparel in Uganda to empower families through job creation and dignified work.
2011
GO Project launches its domestic ministry to help support U.S. churches in caring for local kids and families in crisis.
2012
GO Haiti opens the Transition Academy, a two-year vocational-technical, life skills, and discipleship program that equips youth aging out of care to become independent, thriving adults.
GO Project launches its third international ministry sister organization, GO India, and moves GOEX Apparel to Haiti to empower families with fair-wage jobs to overcome extreme poverty.
2013
GO Project launches Founders’ Circle to engage a dedicated group of generous donors in expanding the organization’s 100% commitment that ensures every penny of every donation can go to the direct care of kids.
2014
GO Project builds and pilots a tech platform to connect U.S. child welfare agencies with local churches that can help support their work with vulnerable kids and families.
2015
GO Project launches CarePortal, a connecting technology that drives action for local children and families in crisis.
GO Project begins limiting its use of residential models of care to focus on healthier, family-based models of care.
2016
GO Project concludes its ministry work in southeast Asia in order to advance the mission in other parts of the world.
2017
GO Project launches its fourth international ministry sister organization, GO MENA.
GO Africa launches a peer-based education, training, and family strengthening program to empower parents with skills that are vital to healthy child and family wellbeing.
Total children served: 18,306
2018
Total children served: 23,962
2019
GO Project launches Legacy Circle to engage young professionals in supporting GO Project’s mission.
GO Haiti begins implementing the family strengthening program.
Total children served: 28,881
2020
The COVID-19 pandemic drives CarePortal users to serve record-breaking numbers of children through the platform during the lockdown.
GO Project supports GO MENA in providing disaster relief after a massive explosion occurs in the Port of Beirut in Lebanon.
Total children served: 45,861
2021
CarePortal celebrates a milestone of 100,000 kids served nationwide by the connection of child-serving professionals, local churches, and community partners on the platform and launches its Achieving Racial Equity initiative to address racial disproportionality and disparity in the child welfare system.
Total children served: 57,912
2022
Total children served: 87,817
2023
CarePortal celebrates 200,000 kids served nationwide by users on the platform, highlighting significant growth from the first milestone of 100,000 children served in six years to another 100,000 served in just two years.
Total children served: 120,000 [TBD]
