A Child’s Hope Foundation elevates how the world cares for orphaned and vulnerable children by training care providers, funding needs, and connecting people — all with the purpose of helping children live in families.
A Child’s Hope Foundation’s recent grantmaking centers on orphaned and vulnerable children living in partner homes, with money flowing through direct support, fiscal sponsorship, and donor-directed programs. A recurring thread is funding that helps children move toward family-based care through therapy, education, caregiver support, and family placement. The foundation also backs infrastructure around care, including mattresses, training, and assessment tools for partner homes. Large grants have gone to homes and partner organizations that serve children in Mexico, Bulgaria, and Ghana. Rancho De Los Ninos received $158,657 in 2024 and $88,798 in 2025 for assistance tied to its orphanage in El Porvenir, Mexico. One Generation Alliance received $80,358 in 2024 and $46,173 in 2025 for Rancho La Hermosa in Primo Tapia, Mexico. One Heart Bulgaria was funded in 2024 and 2025 for partner-home support that included therapy, education, and caregiver support. The foundation’s portfolio also shows support for specialized capacity building. Espere Community Counseling Center received grants in 2024 and 2025 to help build out a therapy program at Mexican partner orphanages, while other grants supported partner-home networks and child advancement priorities. The pattern is consistent with a funder that combines direct care funding with services meant to improve long-term outcomes for children in institutional settings.
Therapy and psychosocial support appear repeatedly in the foundation’s grants. In 2024 and 2025, Espere Community Counseling Center received $33,200 and $29,600 for assistance in building out a therapy program at Mexican partner orphanages. Education support is another visible thread. Corazon De Vida received $56,846 in 2024 and $12,993 in 2025; the grant description notes pass-through assistance to Nuestra Familia orphanage in Tijuana, Mexico and minimal support for an orphanage-raised college student pursuing higher education in Mexico. The foundation also backs caregiver support and home-level improvement. One Heart Bulgaria received $66,475 in 2024 and $9,948 in 2025 for partner homes serving therapy, education, and caregiver support. Ghana Make a Difference received $12,344 in 2024 and $7,848 in 2025 for the same kind of partner-home support. Separately, Malouf Foundation received $11,254 in 2024 for mattresses for multiple children’s homes in the Baja, MX area.
$228K
$1.4M
$2.5M
$2.1M
Most grants fall between $12K and $63K, with a median of $30K.
25th Percentile
$12K
Median
$30K
75th Percentile
$63K
About 38% of grants go to recipients in CA.
STEPHEN KENT WHITE
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Typical grants fall in the middle range, with a p25 of $12,072, a median of $29,650, and a p75 of $63,326. The recent record shows repeat support for several recipients across multiple years, including Rancho De Los Ninos, One Generation Alliance, One Heart Bulgaria, Espere Community Counseling Center, Corazon De Vida, and Ghana Make a Difference. That suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-off awards. The foundation uses direct grants, donor-directed funds, and fiscal sponsorship, and some programs accept unsolicited requests, including Donor-Driven Initiatives and Thrive Collective.
Most grants land in the United States, and 38% of awards go to recipients in Utah, even though the top state by grant count is Idaho. Recipient cities recur in California, Utah, Colorado, and Indiana, including Oakdale, Yorba Linda, Irvine, Provo, Logan, Arvada, and Corydon. Outside the U.S., the grant descriptions point to partner work in Mexico, especially El Porvenir, Primo Tapia, Tijuana, and the Baja region, along with partner homes in Bulgaria and Ghana.
The foundation funds orphan care and child welfare work, with repeated support for therapy, education, caregiver support, family placement, and partner children’s homes. Recent grants also mention mattresses and other essential needs for multiple homes in the Baja area.
Yes. Espere Community Counseling Center received $33,200 in 2024 and $29,600 in 2025 to help build out a therapy program at Mexican partner orphanages. One Heart Bulgaria and Ghana Make a Difference also received grants tied to therapy support for partner homes.
Yes. Recent grant descriptions include support for education at partner homes, plus a grant to Corazon De Vida that included minimal support for an orphanage-raised college student’s higher education in Mexico.
Some programs accept unsolicited requests. Donor-Driven Initiatives and Thrive Collective both list unsolicited access as true, while several partner-funding programs are donor-directed or reviewed for partnership and certification.
Yes. Several organizations appear in more than one year of grants, including Rancho De Los Ninos, One Generation Alliance, One Heart Bulgaria, Espere Community Counseling Center, Corazon De Vida, and Ghana Make a Difference. That pattern points to recurring relationships.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Who can apply: Leaders and managers at children's homes, orphanages, care providers, partner organizations, and government entities working in orphan care (intended users of the Thrive Assessment and Improvement Roadmap).
Who can apply: Any individual working in the orphaned and vulnerable children sector may apply for free membership.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RANCHO DE LOS NINOS | OAKDALE, CA | $88,798 | 2025 | ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO RANCH DE LOS NINOS ORPHANAGE IN EL PORVENIR MEXICO THROUGH THEIR U.S. 501(C)(3) ENTITY |
| ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE (RANCHO LA HERMOSA) | YORBA LINDA, CA | $46,173 | 2025 | ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO RANCHO LA HERMOSA ORPHANAGE IN PRIMO TAPIA, MEXICO, WHICH IS OPERATED BY ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE |
| ESPERE COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER | PROVO, UT | $29,600 | 2025 | ASSISTANCE IN BUILDING OUT A THERAPY PROGRAM AT OUR MEXICAN PARTNER ORPHANAGES. |
| 92HANDS | ALBUQUERQUE, UT | $21,970 | 2025 | GRANTS TO 92HANDS FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT |
| CORAZON DE VIDA | IRVINE, CA | $12,993 | 2025 | ASSISTANCE PASSED THROUGH TO NUESTRA FAMILIA ORPHANAGE IN TIJUANA, MEXICO. MINIMAL GRANTS GIVEN TO SUPPORT AN ORPHANAGE-RAISED COLLEGE STUDENT WITH HER HIGHER EDUCATION IN MEXICO |
| HOME FOR ORPHANS OF MEXICAN EXTRACTION INC NDA NINOS DE BAJA | CAMARILLO, CA | $10,968 | 2025 | ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO NINOS DE BAJA ORPHANAGE IN EL PORVENIR, MEXICO THROUGH THEIR U.S. 501(C)(3) ENTITY |
| ONE HEART BULGARIA | PROVIDENCE, UT | $9,948 | 2025 | GRANTS TO ONE HEART BULGARIA FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT. |
| GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE (GMAD) | STAR, ID | $7,848 | 2025 | GRANTS TO GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT. |
| RANCHO DE LOS NINOS | OAKDALE, CA | $158,657 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO RANCH DE LOS NINOS ORPHANAGE IN EL PORVENIR MEXICO THROUGH THEIR U.S. 501(C)(3) ENTITY |
| ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE (RANCHO LA HERMOSA) | YORBA LINDA, CA | $80,358 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO RANCHO LA HERMOSA ORPHANAGE IN PRIMO TAPIA, MEXICO, WHICH IS OPERATED BY ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE |
| ONE HEART BULGARIA | PROVIDENCE, UT | $66,475 | 2024 | GRANTS TO ONE HEART BULGARIA FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT. |
| CORAZON DE VIDA | IRVINE, CA | $56,846 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE PASSED THROUGH TO NUESTRA FAMILIA ORPHANAGE IN TIJUANA, MEXICO. MINIMAL GRANTS GIVEN TO SUPPORT AN ORPHANAGE-RAISED COLLEGE STUDENT WITH HER HIGHER EDUCATION IN MEXICO |
| ESPERE COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER | PROVO, UT | $33,200 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE IN BUILDING OUT A THERAPY PROGRAM AT OUR MEXICAN PARTNER ORPHANAGES. |
| 92HANDS | ALBUQUERQUE, UT | $16,933 | 2024 | GRANTS TO 92HANDS FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT |
| GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE (GMAD) | STAR, ID | $12,344 | 2024 | GRANTS TO GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT. |
| MALOUF FOUNDATION | LOGAN, UT | $11,254 | 2024 | ASSISTANCE PASSED THROUGH OUR FISCAL SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM TO MALOUF FOUNDATION FOR MATTRESSES FOR MULTIPLE CHILDREN'S HOMES IN THE BAJA, MX AREA |
| OAK LIFE-JALISCO | CORYDON, IN | $9,558 | 2024 | GRANTS TO ASSIST OAK-LIFE IN PERFORMING OUR THRIVE ASSESSMENT PROGRAM WITH THEIR PARTNER HOMES |
| RANCHO DE LOS NINOS | OAKDALE, CA | $93,362 | 2023 | ORPHANAGE SUPPORT |
| ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE | YORBA LINDA, CA | $71,698 | 2023 | ORPHANAGE SUPPORT |
| CORAZON DE VIDA | IRVINE, CA | $62,276 | 2023 | ORPHANAGE SUPPORT |
| ESPERE COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER | PROVO, UT | $32,641 | 2023 | ORPHANAGE SUPPORT |
| ONE HEART BULGARIA | PROVIDENCE, UT | $29,700 | 2023 | ORPHANAGE SUPPORT |
| BUILDERS OF HOPE INTERNATIONAL | ARVADA, CO | $20,499 | 2023 | PROGRAM ASSISTANCE |
| RAPHA HOUSE INTERNATIONAL INC | JOPLIN, MO | $10,250 | 2023 | ASSISTANCE |
RANCHO DE LOS NINOS
$88,798ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO RANCH DE LOS NINOS ORPHANAGE IN EL PORVENIR MEXICO THROUGH THEIR U.S. 501(C)(3) ENTITY
ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE (RANCHO LA HERMOSA)
$46,173ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO RANCHO LA HERMOSA ORPHANAGE IN PRIMO TAPIA, MEXICO, WHICH IS OPERATED BY ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE
ESPERE COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER
$29,600ASSISTANCE IN BUILDING OUT A THERAPY PROGRAM AT OUR MEXICAN PARTNER ORPHANAGES.
92HANDS
$21,970GRANTS TO 92HANDS FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT
ASSISTANCE PASSED THROUGH TO NUESTRA FAMILIA ORPHANAGE IN TIJUANA, MEXICO. MINIMAL GRANTS GIVEN TO SUPPORT AN ORPHANAGE-RAISED COLLEGE STUDENT WITH HER HIGHER EDUCATION IN MEXICO
HOME FOR ORPHANS OF MEXICAN EXTRACTION INC NDA NINOS DE BAJA
$10,968ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO NINOS DE BAJA ORPHANAGE IN EL PORVENIR, MEXICO THROUGH THEIR U.S. 501(C)(3) ENTITY
ONE HEART BULGARIA
$9,948GRANTS TO ONE HEART BULGARIA FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT.
GRANTS TO GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT.
RANCHO DE LOS NINOS
$158,657ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO RANCH DE LOS NINOS ORPHANAGE IN EL PORVENIR MEXICO THROUGH THEIR U.S. 501(C)(3) ENTITY
ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE (RANCHO LA HERMOSA)
$80,358ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO RANCHO LA HERMOSA ORPHANAGE IN PRIMO TAPIA, MEXICO, WHICH IS OPERATED BY ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE
ONE HEART BULGARIA
$66,475GRANTS TO ONE HEART BULGARIA FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT.
ASSISTANCE PASSED THROUGH TO NUESTRA FAMILIA ORPHANAGE IN TIJUANA, MEXICO. MINIMAL GRANTS GIVEN TO SUPPORT AN ORPHANAGE-RAISED COLLEGE STUDENT WITH HER HIGHER EDUCATION IN MEXICO
ESPERE COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER
$33,200ASSISTANCE IN BUILDING OUT A THERAPY PROGRAM AT OUR MEXICAN PARTNER ORPHANAGES.
92HANDS
$16,933GRANTS TO 92HANDS FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT
GRANTS TO GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR THEIR PARTNER HOMES FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT.
MALOUF FOUNDATION
$11,254ASSISTANCE PASSED THROUGH OUR FISCAL SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM TO MALOUF FOUNDATION FOR MATTRESSES FOR MULTIPLE CHILDREN'S HOMES IN THE BAJA, MX AREA
OAK LIFE-JALISCO
$9,558GRANTS TO ASSIST OAK-LIFE IN PERFORMING OUR THRIVE ASSESSMENT PROGRAM WITH THEIR PARTNER HOMES
RANCHO DE LOS NINOS
$93,362ORPHANAGE SUPPORT
ONE GENERATION ALLIANCE
$71,698ORPHANAGE SUPPORT
ESPERE COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER
$32,641ORPHANAGE SUPPORT
ONE HEART BULGARIA
$29,700ORPHANAGE SUPPORT
BUILDERS OF HOPE INTERNATIONAL
$20,499PROGRAM ASSISTANCE
