Samaritan’s Purse. Operation Christmas Child. Shoeboxes. Franklin Graham. Goats. Wait? Goats? What do goats have to do with Samaritan’s Purse?
- Feed a hungry baby for a week {$9}
- Milk {$5}
- Life-Saving Mosquito Nets {$10}
- Train and Equip an Evangelist ($35}
- Care for AIDS Orphans and Widows {$40}
- Baby Chicks {$14}
Maybe your extended family is willing to give up the annual “Dirty Santa” game and spend that money to build a freshwater well for a community {$400}.
Check out the Samaritan’s Purse Gift Catalog for more ways to give.
There are many ways to give … many ways to {live} beyond. Will you consider how you and your family can make a difference beyond your home?
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This post is part of my Giving {Living} Beyond series. While I am happy to partner with Samaritan’s Purse to provide information about ministry opportunities, the ideas and suggestions in this post are entirely my own. I was not compensated in any way to share this information.
Teri-Lynne, what a beautiful, grace-filled reminder. Thank you so much for spreading the word about our catalog, and sharing the light of Jesus.
It is a joy to share with others about the ministry of Samaritan’s Purse … thank you for inviting me to be a part!!
I got my catalog in the mail recently and cried as I read it. It really takes very little to do so much for others. I think we are giving soccer balls this year.
I think we’re going to give soccer balls too! And who knows what else?!?! Milk, food for a baby, mosquito nets … so many simple, inexpensive ways to be the hands and feet of Jesus.
Thank you for sharing this and challenging us to give in creative ways! I saw a widow’s program in Ethiopia where cows were given and it was life changing for the women. I think it is hard for us to comprehend that truth but it is truth! James 1:27, 2:14-17!