Life in all its fullness
Thank you to everyone who is part of our work by praying, serving, giving and advocating. In the past 26 years, Columbia-Willamette Women of Vision has raised over $4.5 million for World Vision projects and we're not done yet!
Our chapter fundraising goal for the new fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024, is $300,000. Will you help us reach that goal so more children can live life in all its fullness?
Our chapter, along with the other four Women of Vision chapters in the US, supports three projects in places where life is especially difficult for girls and boys -- Kenya, Central America, and in places struck by natural disaster and conflict. World Vision has joined the international community to end extreme poverty by 2030. We believe it is possible! Extreme poverty has been cut in half in the past 20 years but the places where it is the worst are some of the most difficult places to work. World Vision is working in many of these places delivering hope and solutions.
Join us in this fight against extreme poverty. It will take every last one of us to reach every last one of them.
Click on each link below to read more about the projects Columbia-Willamette Women of Vision is supporting. To donate, click here.
Our chapter fundraising goal for the new fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024, is $300,000. Will you help us reach that goal so more children can live life in all its fullness?
Our chapter, along with the other four Women of Vision chapters in the US, supports three projects in places where life is especially difficult for girls and boys -- Kenya, Central America, and in places struck by natural disaster and conflict. World Vision has joined the international community to end extreme poverty by 2030. We believe it is possible! Extreme poverty has been cut in half in the past 20 years but the places where it is the worst are some of the most difficult places to work. World Vision is working in many of these places delivering hope and solutions.
Join us in this fight against extreme poverty. It will take every last one of us to reach every last one of them.
Click on each link below to read more about the projects Columbia-Willamette Women of Vision is supporting. To donate, click here.
Empowered Worldview
The Empowered Worldview program is foundational to World Vision's work. When people learn they are created in God's image and equipped by him with gifts and talents, they begin to see their situations with much greater hope. Click the link below to read more!
CLICK HERE to learn more about the Empowered Worldview
Our recent World Vision guest speaker, Torrey Olsen, talked about the impact of Empowered Worldview (CLICK HERE TO WATCH)
CLICK HERE to learn more about the Empowered Worldview
Our recent World Vision guest speaker, Torrey Olsen, talked about the impact of Empowered Worldview (CLICK HERE TO WATCH)
Central America Faith Project
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Sharing God's love in Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Guatemala
Central America Faith Project Report (The section on Central America begins on page 4.) With the Central America Faith Project, World Vision is stepping out in faith to see more children than ever understanding God’s love and living it out in their actions and relationships. The project’s goal is to connect 2 million people, mostly children and youth, with opportunities to experience God’s love in their churches and families by 2027. They’ll do this by equipping parents, training Christian leaders, and shaping children’s ministries to remove the barriers that keep children from growing their faith. By helping children experience God’s love, they can start a ripple effect that will transform generations. |
Last year we wrapped up our support of the Hope for Honduras Project. With your help, the work made a positive impact on the lives of young people and families. Read the report by clicking here.
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Kenya Big Dream
Click the image to watch the award winning short film, Messania's Story
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KENYA CHILD PROTECTION
Kenya Big Dream Annual Progress Report A frightening, painful ritual that causes physical and psychological pain. A marriage while still a child. An education halted and denied. These are the realities for too many girls in particular, and Kenyan children in general, whose potential is stifled by poverty, abuse, and harmful cultural beliefs and gender norms. You can partner with World Vision to do something about this. The Kenya Big Dream project seeks to eliminate FGM and forced child marriage. We will work to change attitudes and behaviors in the community, help improve family livelihoods and assets, remove the financial pressure for families to marry off their daughters, and partner with the Kenyan government to improve opportunities for education. This requires dreaming big to give girls and boys the chance to flourish— at home, in school, and in their communities—and to reach their deep, God-given potential. We would be privileged to have you join us. |
Global Emergency Response Fund
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1 in 100 people in the world is displaced by crisis
Global Emergency Response Update Report Conflict and natural disaster strike without notice, disrupting the lives of millions of people. Since World Vision is already on the ground in nearly 100 countries, they can respond within 24 to 72 hours. Our support will mobilize World Vision teams to deliver help and hope in moments of crisis and despair. |
Columbia-Willamette Women of Vision History
Together
Twenty-six years
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4.6 million dollars raised
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Countless lives changed
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