Do the children we sponsor know how much they mean to us? Do they know our name?
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July 30, 2014
Does My Sponsored Child Know My Name?
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About Compassion, Photos and Videos, Sponsors and Donors
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Central America / El Salvador / sponsor a child / sponsored child
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How can I contact a child that I sponsored who is no longer in the program? Would like to see how he is doing. This was quite a few years ago.
Hello, Cathy! Thank you so much for sponsoring! Please email us at [email protected] so we can speak further. God bless!
This would be so awesome, if you could visit with your child via the internet.
Having trouble logging in to my child account. What should I do.
Hi Carlene! I work for Compassion and I would be happy to help you but regrettably I was unable to locate your account from your email address. Please email us at [email protected] or call 800-336-7676 and we will make sure you can get into your account.
hey susan my name is Abenezer Temesgen. am from Ethiopia. & I went to know my sponsor address. her name is ms.margo core. please help me to find her.
Hello Abenezer,
Thank you for reaching out to Compassion. Regrettably,we are not able to give you the direct address of your sponsor. If you would like to get in touch with Margo, you will need to write a letter through Compassion. Thank you for understanding!
Today is my sponsored child, Eden’s birthday, August 1st…She would like me to come to Ethiopia to see her…I sure would love to…maybe on her 18th…in 4 years…
It did hurt when a child I was sponsoring through Compassion didn’t know my name, even after 17 letters I sent to her. She kept using the name of a previous sponsor. I ended that sponsorship reluctantly and I believe the fault was with the field office not the child. That’s the first occurrence of this happening for me in 25 years of sponsorship and it hasn’t happened since. ALL my kids know my name and can feel the love I have for them. I wouldn’t want it any different!