We Did it! 🚨 Cyclone Montha Relief

OCTOBER 2025

🚨 We hit our Goal of $12,000! Thank you to all who donated!

Any excess will go to replenish our Emergency Relief Fund🚨

Thank you for your support following the impact of Severe Cyclonic Storm Montha, which hit the Cherukupalli area of India on October 28, 2025. The region experienced extremely heavy rains, severe flooding, and high winds (90-100 kmph, gusting up to 110 kmph).

Our campus, including our school and orphanage in Cherukupalli, was inaccessible due to standing water and was without power. Although the children in the orphanage are safe, the surrounding community was in desperate need of immediate aid.

The cyclone has caused widespread devastation, with heavy rains across the state destroying standing crops in 38,000 hectares and horticulture crops in 1.38 lakh hectares, devastating the livelihoods of local villagers.

💰 Our Goal: $12,000

THANK YOU to all who donated! We reached our goal of $12,000 in the wake of Cyclone Montha! These funds will provide essential relief to the local villagers and address critical issues on our campus including:

Food Security: To distribute hundreds of bags of rice and lentils to families who have lost their food supplies and crops.
Medical Aid: To procure fever and cold medicines to combat the sicknesses that inevitably follow disasters of this scale.
Campus Flooding & Repairs: To pump out standing water and begin essential repairs to the campus infrastructure, including restoring power.

Our dedicated staff are mobilizing now and will be working independently to deliver aid directly to those in need in the affected villages.

Your donation helped to save lives, prevent sickness, and bring essential relief to the people of Cherukupalli.

We can't say thank you enough for your prayers and support. Your donations are life changing not just for our children but for the local villagers. God gave us more than we need which is no surprise, so we have replenished our emergency fund. Below are some pictures of repairs being done on our campus and distribution of food and medicine to local villagers. Thank you again for your support.