For only $25 per month, you can sponsor a child, giving them the opportunity to break the cycle
of poverty through education and healthcare. Click on a child below to begin your child sponsorship!

Ye, Age 16 China	Hai, Age 8 Vietnam	Alexis Already Sponsored!	Orapim Already Sponsored!
Apinan, Age 5 Thailand	Jacklyn Already Sponsored!	Cuong, Age 12 Vietnam	Mingjia Already Sponsored!

Children in Need
With this sponsorship option, you will begin supporting the child who is in greatest need of a sponsorship at the time of your commitment to become a sponsor, at the discretion of our Opportunity House Coordinator. Click here to sponsor a child who is in great need. 


Frequently Asked Questions
I'm already a Sponsor. How can I manage my account online?
Visit our Sponsor Center to manage your account, write a letter to your child, or view our Success Stories.

What if I don't want to pay by Credit Card?
Pearl S. Buck International also accepts payment by check and EFT.  Please contact the Sponsorship representative to set up your account at ohcoord@pearlsbuck.org.

I am currently a Sponsor and I want to automate my payments.
By completing the attached form, your monthly or annual payment will be processed for you automatically. There will no longer be a need to send a check. 

What is the Network of Opportunity?
PSBI combines the financial support of our Sponsors with that of Champions for Children to most efficiently provide services to the children in the countries we serve.  By creating the Network of Opportunity, our Sponsors can focus support on an individual child and Champions for Children provide the foundation of support for all the children in PSBI’s Opportunity House programs. Click here to learn more about becoming a Champion for Children.

How Can I Support Opportunity House in Other Ways?
You can make a general donation by clicking the button below: 


More Information
For more information on Sponsors or Champions for Children, contact Opportunity House at OHcoord@pearlsbuck.org or (215) 249-0100 x142.

This page was last updated on August 11, 2010.