Everyone has a champion… Meet our Child Champions!

Danitas Children • October 31, 2018

Seven-year-old Will has been a child champion since he was just FIVE years old.
He started asking for donations in lieu of birthday gifts since 2015! Will has graciously served this ministry well by coming up with many ideas where all proceeds go to Danita’s Children.

Another child champion, Claire, visited Haiti for the first time in February of this year. When she got back home, she decided on her 10th birthday to celebrate by asking for donations to Danita’s Children in lieu of gifts! Check out this video to hear a bit of their stories!

These two children are proof that you do not have to wait until you are older to make a difference.

Our tagline at Danita’s Children has always been,
“Changing Haiti, one child at a time…”

With such dynamic Child Champions now we can also say,
“We’re changing Haiti, WITH one child at a time…”

If your child or grandchild might be interested in becoming a Child Champion, please visit our Get Involved page on our website for more information!

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