Rescue Orphans And Widows
When you give to Hug Women and Children, you become the hands and feet of Jesus, directly impacting the lives of orphans and widows in need.
Your donations provide food, shelter, clothing, and spiritual support to those who have nowhere else to turn. Just as James 1:27 calls us to “look after orphans and widows in their distress,” your generosity allows us to bring comfort, security, and God’s love to those who need it most. Together, we are building a future filled with hope, dignity, and faith.
Who We’ve Helped So Far
Orphans Helped
3,000
Widows Helped
1,000
Our Goal For 2025
10,000
How Far Does Your Donation Go?
Food for the Hungry – Your support provides nourishing meals, ensuring no widow or orphan goes to bed hungry
Opportunities for Growth – Widows receive job training and resources to help them rebuild their lives with dignity.
Safe Shelter – You help offer a secure place to live, protecting the vulnerable from homelessness and danger.
Emotional and Spiritual Support – Through counseling, prayer, and mentorship, orphans and widows find healing and hope in Christ.
Education and Learning – Your generosity gives children access to schooling, empowering them with knowledge and a brighter future
A Loving Community – Your giving connects them to a family of faith, reminding them they are not alone and that they are deeply loved.
Give Hope
Make a Donation.
Your donation isn’t just a gift—it’s a lifeline for a single orphan longing for love, security, and hope. Imagine the joy on their face as they receive a warm meal, knowing they won’t have to go to bed hungry tonight.
Picture the excitement in their eyes as they step into a classroom, holding their very first schoolbook, realizing that their future can be bright. Think of the peace in their heart as they lay down in a safe, loving home, no longer afraid or alone. Your kindness gives them more than just necessities—it gives them the chance to dream, to smile, and to know that they are cherished. Because of you, they will feel the love of Jesus in a world that once felt so cold.