Looking for the perfect gift?

Consider empowering a vulnerable child in southern Africa with a donation to Forgotten Voices.

Give a gift to Forgotten Voices in someone’s honor and receive a personalized certificate acknowledging the impact of your gift. Simply make a donation ONLINE and we'll electronically send you a gift certificate that you can present to someone you love.  The gift certificate will detail the amount donated in your loved one's honor.

Celebrate the way your loved ones have touched and changed your own life by giving a life-changing gift!

Important Note: Be sure to fill out the form in it's entirety, including the person you are honoring (Recipient) and the address to which you want the certificate sent (indicated in the "Recipient's Email Address" box). Depending on your preference, we'll email a PDF Certificate to the recipient directly, or to you so that you can print and present it yourself.  They look great in color or black and white, and also look nice inside a standard 8x10 frame! You can expect the PDF in less than 24 hrs.  (See an example)

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When deciding how much to give, here is a breakdown of what we can do with gift. These numbers are averages.

• $15 will send a child (orphan or child at risk of being orphaned) to primary school for one term (3 months) in Zimbabwe.
• $65 will buy a homecare kit (bleach, rubber sheets, and soap). Our community AIDS relief partners estimate that one home care kit, when used properly, can reduce potential of infection by 50% over a month's time for an entire village.
• $100 will allow us to send an AIDS worker to anywhere in the country to perform an education seminar on the dangers of AIDS and provide AIDS counseling.
• $200 will allow our church partners to provide care to two children for an entire year, including school fees and supplies, nutritional supplements, agricultural training/resources and in-home visits for spiritual and psycho-social support.
• $500 will buy HIV testing kits for 29 people, allowing them to know if they have HIV/AIDS. By knowing, we can determine how to best help a particular village more efficiently and effectively.