UOSSM

Yes, supporters may cancel at any time with advanced notice, ensuring flexibility.

Support is typically provided in several increments throughout the year to ensure consistent aid.

Yes, sponsors and supported children can exchange correspondence, fostering a connection.

Orphans are chosen based on vulnerability, financial need, family size, housing conditions, and health, prioritizing families with the greatest need.

UOSSM defines an orphan as a child younger than 18 without a parent or both parents, or a child whose parent’s whereabouts have been unknown for two years or more.

By supporting UOSSM’s programmatic work, you contribute to positive stories and engage in advocacy for humanitarian needs.

UOSSM engages with various agencies, facilitating dialogue with representatives and educating them about humanitarian impact.

UOSSM addresses challenges through humanitarian work, showcasing values of compassion and social justice. Advocacy efforts aim to eliminate obstacles hindering effective humanitarian missions.

UOSSM complies with laws to ensure funds are used for charitable purposes. Contributions may qualify for tax deductions; consult your tax adviser.

UOSSM receives no government funding. We maintain a positive working relationship with federal agencies for specific projects.

Due to logistics and costs, UOSSM primarily considers in-kind donations from institutional donors and specific NGOs dealing with in-kind goods. Financial contributions are the most effective way to support our mission.

UOSSM offers aid in multiple countries. Field offices and affiliates strategically plan and implement relief efforts based on need and location.

UOSSM operates independently but collaborates with a global network, allowing contributions to projects implemented by partners.

UOSSM is committed to transparency and accountability. Collaborating with reputable organizations multiplies the impact of each donation. Matching gifts, volunteer efforts, and overseas affiliates further stretch your contributions.