"Together, Let's Make the World Smile"

A refugee life is always one of marginalization, hardship, and fear. But when the refugee is a child, the marginalization is amplified manifolds. Not only does the child face geopolitical atrocities and a childhood stolen, there are few places worse for a child than a refugee camp. While the lives of refugee children are saved when in these camps, they are deprived of their basic human necessities that enable their physical, emotional, and psychological development. The Rohingya children are living proof of that.

As part of our renewable environmental and beautification programs, over 20 Sterling5 Foundation volunteers have planted 130+ plants in a single day in the village of Chityala, Nalgonda, Telangana, India. Which is located on dry lands of Deccan plateau. These plants are expected to grow into trees in couple of years. This will give much needed shade to people and animals in the village, bring the soaring summer temperatures down, possible improvement in rainfalls to solve the drought issues, help global warming problem, and over all better environment.

This also fits in well with the Telangana state governments Haritha Haram program of planting 2.3 Billion saplings in four years.

This is Sharif Casillas Yamin, a bright young student from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Like all moms, Sharif's mom wanted him to go to school and get an education, but she was unable to pay. So she and Sharif were both very happy when a Sterling5 Foundation volunteer informed them that the Foundation would be sponsoring Sharif's education. Sharif now attends Escuela Primaria Amado Nervo La Aurora.

South African Orphanage
Life Community Service, a Christian non-governmental organization based in Gorge, South Africa, conducts dynamic intervention programs that reach more than 4,000 orphaned and otherwise vulnerable children per day. through these programs, Life Community Service helps these children overcome the numerous dilemmas and crisis they face growing up in some of the poorest communities in the World. The Sterling5 Foundation is proud to have been able to work with Life Community Service to fund their educational programs.

Foundation volunteers provided education and art supplies to students at Tupac Amaru II School in Villa Maria de Triunfo, Peru.

Assisting the Blind

Volunteers from the Foundation arranged for a medical examination for a blind child. They also provided an elderly blind and handicapped person with necessities.

Foundation volunteers provided kindergarten children at the Instituto Colombiano de Bienestar Familiar with education and art supplies.

Foundation volunteers provided food and study materials to 130 students and teachers.