Change a Child's Life Through Sponsorship
Sponsor a Child Today!Every child is created in the image of God and deeply loved by Him.
The children served through The Arms of Jesus Children's Mission come from families facing poverty and significant challenges in Guatemala and Haiti. Through child sponsorship, children are given access to Christian education, practical support, caring mentors, and daily opportunities to hear the Gospel. For just $45 per month, you can help a child receive the support they need to learn, grow, and thrive while building a meaningful connection through prayer, letters, and updates.
More than a donation, sponsorship is an investment in a child's future and an opportunity to share the love of Jesus Christ.
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Why Sponsor a Child?
Poverty affects every part of a child's life. It can limit access to education, healthcare, nutrition, and opportunities for the future. Through sponsorship, children receive support that helps address these challenges while surrounding them with a Christ-centred community that believes in their God-given value and potential.
Your sponsorship helps children:
Access quality Christian education
Receive practical care and support
Overcome barriers created by poverty
Develop academically, socially, and spiritually
Learn about the love and hope found in Jesus Christ
Does Sponsorship Work?
Sponsorship Frequently Asked Questions
Can I write to my child?
Yes! In fact, we strongly encourage sponsors to write to their sponsored children.
Receiving a letter is often one of the most meaningful and encouraging experiences for a child. Knowing that someone is praying for them, thinking about them, and taking an interest in their life can have a lasting impact.
Sponsors can send letters, messages, and photos through our Sponsor Portal. Children also have opportunities to respond with letters, drawings, and updates of their own, helping to build a meaningful connection between sponsor and child.
Receiving a letter is often one of the most meaningful and encouraging experiences for a child. Knowing that someone is praying for them, thinking about them, and taking an interest in their life can have a lasting impact.
Sponsors can send letters, messages, and photos through our Sponsor Portal. Children also have opportunities to respond with letters, drawings, and updates of their own, helping to build a meaningful connection between sponsor and child.
Can I visit my child?
Yes! We would love for you to meet your sponsored child.
Sponsors are welcome to join an Arms of Jesus mission team to Guatemala or work with their home church to organize a mission team through AOJ. Meeting your sponsored child in person can be an incredibly meaningful experience and provides an opportunity to see firsthand the impact of sponsorship and the ministry taking place in Guatemala.
Unfortunately, due to the ongoing instability and security concerns in Haiti, sponsors are not currently able to visit or meet their sponsored children in person. We continue to monitor the situation closely and pray for the day when travel to Haiti can safely resume.
In the meantime, sponsors can continue building a meaningful connection with their sponsored child through letters, messages, photos, and updates.
Sponsors are welcome to join an Arms of Jesus mission team to Guatemala or work with their home church to organize a mission team through AOJ. Meeting your sponsored child in person can be an incredibly meaningful experience and provides an opportunity to see firsthand the impact of sponsorship and the ministry taking place in Guatemala.
Unfortunately, due to the ongoing instability and security concerns in Haiti, sponsors are not currently able to visit or meet their sponsored children in person. We continue to monitor the situation closely and pray for the day when travel to Haiti can safely resume.
In the meantime, sponsors can continue building a meaningful connection with their sponsored child through letters, messages, photos, and updates.
How often do I receive updates?
Each sponsor receives an annual update prepared by our social work team. This report includes information about your sponsored child's educational progress, family situation, personal development, and any prayer requests they may have.
Sponsors of children in Guatemala will also typically receive 2–3 letters or drawings from their sponsored child throughout the year, along with an updated annual photograph.
If you sponsor a child in Guatemala or Haiti and would like an update at any time, simply contact our office. We would be happy to reach out to our field staff and provide additional information about your sponsored child's progress and wellbeing whenever possible.
Sponsors of children in Guatemala will also typically receive 2–3 letters or drawings from their sponsored child throughout the year, along with an updated annual photograph.
If you sponsor a child in Guatemala or Haiti and would like an update at any time, simply contact our office. We would be happy to reach out to our field staff and provide additional information about your sponsored child's progress and wellbeing whenever possible.
What happens when my child graduates?
The Arms of Jesus Children's Mission is committed to supporting children through their educational journey until graduation, which typically occurs by the age of 18.
In some cases, a student may require additional time to complete their studies. When this happens, we contact the sponsor, explain the situation, and ask whether they would be willing to continue supporting the student until graduation. The decision is entirely up to the sponsor.
Once a student graduates, sponsorship concludes and sponsors are given the opportunity to begin supporting another child in need.
In some cases, a student may require additional time to complete their studies. When this happens, we contact the sponsor, explain the situation, and ask whether they would be willing to continue supporting the student until graduation. The decision is entirely up to the sponsor.
Once a student graduates, sponsorship concludes and sponsors are given the opportunity to begin supporting another child in need.

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