Amazima

This child sponsorship program based in Uganda and headed by the intrepid Katie Davis who left home and country to become mama to thirteen kids desires to reveal truth to children who need it most. Amazima means "truth" and wants to show the kids it works with the truth of a bigger world through education, but more importantly the truth of a God who created them beautiful in His image.

Compassion

When you sponsor a chil, you are linked with one particular child who will know your name, write to you, and treasure the thought that you care. He or she will pray for you often and write to you. Sponsor a child today, and receive a FREE $30 DaySpring Online Store Gift Card.

Mercy House

The Mercy House is a non-profit organization that exists to provide an alternative to pregnant, unwed girls living in the streets of Kenya, Africa. The Mercy House will aid them in nutrition, housing, prenatal care, counseling, Biblical teaching and job skills for sustainable living.

The Mercy House Shop offers handcrafted, unique products that help fund the ministry of The Mercy House in Kenya, Africa. (this time next year, we'll be adding products from the girls in the maternity home)

The Mob Society

Lost in a world of bathroom humor, sports, and Mt. Everest-sized laundry, the MOB website is for mothers of boys who have one son or multiple sons - especially for those who are outnumbered by males in their own home.

Mocha Club

An online community of people giving up the cost of 2 mochas a month - or $7 - to fund relief and development projects in Africa. Our vision is to provide a way for people who don't have hundreds or thousands of dollars to make a difference in Africa by promoting clean water, education, and healthcare.

The MOD Squad

The MOD Squad Blog exists to encourage and inspire moms to raise daughters with purity, character, and hearts for God. We hope to do this through engaging posts that speak to your heart, by sharing resources we find to help you as a mom raising daughters, praying together for our girls, and connecting as a community.

Really Woolly Kids

Really Woolly Kids shares with kids through products and experiences that the Shepherd helps them through ups and downs of growing up, while modeling positive Christian behavior. Products provide parents with Christian tools to enhance relationships with children in a fun, imaginative, and effective way.