“Child abduction has become a business in the region as kidnappers are able to take children during raids and sell them for livestock to families who are unable to conceive. But bizarrely the local authorities have linked the spike in abductions to the water crisis.“
Read MoreLUV lifts up the most vulnerable children and women in our world to human trafficking and oppression in the warzones of Sudan and South Sudan. Join us.
Read MoreWe did it! Because of the generosity of our partners, we raised enough funds to send 6 months supply of food to the most vulnerable children being protected at New Life Ministry, along the border of Darfur. Next, we need urgent help to feed the orphans at Hope For South Sudan located along the border of Uganda.
Your investment helps us feed children today as we build in-country farming solutions for tomorrow!
Read MoreWhat Rabi remembers is that his body became cold and numb from the hip downwards. Once the dust settled, the long silence was broken by screams and people running confused from all directions. It was at this time that he realized he also had to run.
Read MoreRosa Parks shared that we must never fear doing what is right—and certainly the act of lifting up vulnerable children at-risk to exploitation and trafficking is good and right—the work is difficult, dangerous, and often thankless. That's where you and I have the privilege to participate as we support the leaders in our network who daily stand in the gap and offer LUV to the most vulnerable in their midst. Because the act of lifting requires strength and we are strongest when we work together. Join us.
Read MoreFor James the answer is a resounding YES. Not, either here or there. But instead, “Yes, give there. And, yes, give here.” Wherever you go—give. To whomever you encounter—give. There is enough. There is more than enough.
Read More"Spreading LUV" was published as a featured story in the May/June 2019 edition of Shelby Living Magazine. Read more about LUV’s Executive Director’s journey towards combating human trafficking in war zones.
Read MoreAll of us at Lift Up the Vulnerable are excited to announce that LUV is now officially approved by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) public charity!
Read MoreLucy's one life is transforming our world. Your one life is transforming hers. This is the thanks the Giver wants back from each one of us—for generous Love to be offered generously to others.
Share Lucy's story. Give generously. Make love your aim.1
Read MoreGreat Interview with Executive Director, @Audrey Walters-Moore, of Lift Up the Vulnerable, as she shares the mission and vision of helping vulnerable children and women who are caught in war torn nations.
Read MoreSo that invites me to experience and extend love in a forward growing progression. This is the thanks the Giver wants back—for generous Love to be offered generously to others. I have been given to so that I can share. I have received so that I can give away. I am comforted so that I can comfort.
Read MoreIt’s complicated. That’s just one way to explain what working in warzones is like. Complicated. Convoluted, complex, tricky. Take, for example, sending supplies to Our Father’s Cleft is in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan.
Read MoreFor most, $6 a day is a lot more significant and not as easily—or carelessly—dispensed with. In Sudan and South Sudan, for example, $6 a day is a game changer. Just $6 a day provides tremendous life-changing and community transforming impacts like safe housing, education, healthcare and so much more to the children and women we serve.
Read MoreLift Up the Vulnerable has received a gift of $100,000.00 by an anonymous donor as part of its comprehensive campaign to lift up the most vulnerable children and women across Sudan and South Sudan by providing safe housing, education, and healthcare.
Read MoreFamilies go from poor to impoverished in moments. Someone must be blamed. Someone always must be blamed. Blame helps us avoid the pain. A new fire is set in motion. Anger, mistrust, and hate are sparked. Opanga. It must have been the orphan boy...
Read More“I love your name because you and your team are not only providing incredible assistance to children and women who are the most vulnerable amongst us, but we often forget that you too become vulnerable by being there and helping. The Independent Presbyterian Church Foundation supports all that you do, and we pray every day for both the children and women you are helping but also for the safety of your team. This is not easy work, but you are changing lives for the better,” said Denise Moore, Executive Director for the Foundation.
Read MoreRead LUV’s NEW Quarterly Report and see how your love and continued generosity are impacting and saving thousands of lives—like Ofuho Taban!
Read MoreSo today, the international day for LUV, let's take small steps to practice an All Giving Love that never gives up. We practice Love, we don't perfect it. Stumbling around and getting it wrong is how we learn and lean deeper in. We dare to try again.
Read MoreWe cried and cried when we found out what had happened. I was left as an orphan with my three sisters and one brother. All of us were under 13 years of age. Then the life became difficult for us.
Read MoreThis February Lift Up the Vulnerable is celebrating 28 days of LUV. Every day on social media we’ll be sharing inspirational stories, photos, quotes, and ways for you to participate in Agape—Love in Action.
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