Children of the Mekong USAb

Our child sponsorship programme gives you the opportunity to sponsor a child individually and give them the chance to get an education.

You will be the only sponsor of your sponsored child. You can develop a relationship with them through the exchange of letters. If you get a chance to go to Southeast Asia, you can also visit your sponsored child!

To become a sponsor, please fill in the form on this Every.org page. Every.org is the donation platform used by our partner Myriad USA. Child sponsorship is $35 per month, you will need to choose $35 on the form for your monthly payments.

Soon after, you will receive by email your Welcome Pack with more information about your sponsored child and where they live, but also a template to write your first letter to your child.

As a US taxpayer, you will receive a tax receipt for your donation from Myriad USA.

Sponsor a child now

Myriad USA (formerly known as Give2Asia) acts as an umbrella for Children of the Mekong to allow American donors getting a donation tax receipt. As an American taxpayer, you can deduct your donation from your tax.

Your donation will go to Children of the Mekong’s education programmes in Southeast Asia.

If you wish to support a specific project, please be in touch with Eugenie Munakarmi or Marie Herbinet. We will make sure that your donation goes to that project.

If you are a child sponsor, please choose to pay $35 in the form and your donation will go to your sponsored child.

More about Myriad USA

Myriad USA provides donors with a simple and efficient platform to support nonprofit initiatives overseas. Myriad USA brings together the expertise and networks of the King Baudouin Foundation United States (KBFUS) and Give2Asia, and builds on their shared history, their shared belief that local knowledge counts, and their shared objective of improving the lives of people around the world. 

Myriad USA is a U.S. public charity within the meaning of Sections 501(c)(3) and 509(a)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donors are eligible for a U.S. income tax deduction for their contributions, to the extent permitted by U.S. tax law.