The Philippine National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) presented Children International its highest honor for best performance of a non-government organization in humanitarian assistance.
Mike Epler is taking on the Grand to Grand Ultra 170-mile stage race through northwest Arizona and southern Utah to raise money for Children International’s English as a Second Language (ESL) program in the Dominican Republic.
Angel More, 12, hopes to become the youngest girl to make it to the top of Mount Aconcagua in Argentina this December while raising $100,000 for Children International’s youth programs.
Children International's program manager, Joey Echaluce, and youth council president, Julius, 18, both from the Philippines, will be keynote speakers at People to People International’s 2014 Global Youth Forum in Kansas City.
Children International has named the finalists for the 2014 Inspire Award™. These finalists have each been selected as winners in their region in order to be considered for this honor.
Children International is launching a Youth Health Ambassador program to equip members of CI's Youth Health Corps to teach younger children and their caregivers about health and hygiene.
Youth civic engagement activities and programs give children and youth the opportunity to develop their skills and talents; participate in political, economic and social conversations; and lead change in their communities.
While government support for education has increased in India over the last decade, children in poverty still face extreme barriers when trying to complete their schooling.
Dave and Fiona Cormack and their family are the lead donors for the renovation of a Children International community center and youth resource center in Cartagena, Colombia.
Children International forms a partnership with RKD Group to increase awareness of child poverty and secure sponsors to transform the lives of children on a global scale.
As attention turns toward building a more gender-balanced world in recognition of International Women’s Day, Children International is battling the No. 1 problem upsetting that balance: poverty.
Sixteen-year-old marathon swimmer Angel More visited youth in Little Rock, Arkansas, on April 5 to share a simple message — that youth can change the world.
Children International recognizes the thousands of courageous, determined mothers who support its humanitarian mission every day, helping their children, and all children, live a better life.
As vice president of marketing and engagement, Laura Thornton will oversee Children International's global marketing, engagement and fundraising initiatives.
Two Kansas City-area nonprofits — Children International and Turning Point — team up to help kids improve their mental health, putting them on a path out of pain and poverty.
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, and her husband Prince Harry, recognized Children International as one of 15 organizations worldwide that are noteworthy “Forces for Change.”
Fund-raising campaign led by accomplished athlete Angel More, 16, aims to help 5,000-plus youth worldwide break the cycle of poverty by pursuing higher education.
Children International is partnering with Child Aid in a pilot program aimed at teacher training and curriculum focused on individual students to boost academic achievement for children in Guatemala.
Children International, a global humanitarian organization, adds four new members to its board in 2020: Aviva Ajmera, Steve Berger, David Cacioppo and Roland Paanakker.
Susana Eshleman was the guest on Joel Goldberg's "Rounding the Bases" podcast, which focuses on Kansas City leaders and innovators. Susana discusses a range of topics, including her childhood in Argentina and her journey on the way to becoming president and CEO of Children International.
The foundation's investment in Children International's preschool program was critical during the pandemic as staff adapted the curriculum for virtual learning.