In November NLC member Carl Wall and I had a chance to sit down and talk about the milestone of funding 1,000 wells for World Vision through a non-profit where he shares a leadership role in Fargo, ND called Wellspring...
Sherree Funk is a member of World Vision's National Leadership Council.
One of World Vision’s greatest strengths is the multiplication of resource and impact through partnership. WV partnerships around the world...
Lyné Brown is a member of World Vision's National Leadership Council.
When my husband Pat heard World Vision was doing an emergency relief effort in the US to help those hurt financially by COVID-19, he got an...
Visionaries are all around you. They dream of a world in which every child has clean water to drink and nutritious food to eat, and whose family has escaped the throes of extreme poverty.
Visionaries answer God’s call...
On February 12, 2020, Dave and Dana Dornsife announced a $40 million investment in World Vision’s water, sanitation and hygiene program in 24 African countries. This brings their total investment in World Vision to $115...
Ashima Mehta is one of our valued partners. Here is her story as told by her World Vision representative, Lisa Moran.
Ashima Mehta is a long-time partner of World Vision. I recently had a call with her about our...
Sandra Drury is a member of World Vision's National Leadership Council. This is her story.
When Sandra Drury traveled to Tanzania with World Vision in 2015, her heart was ignited by something she learned there for the...
Cyndi and Mark Bluhm are members of World Vision's National Leadership Council. This is their story.
Mark Bluhm gave his wife, Cyndi, one of the best gifts she’s ever received. And you might not guess what it was.
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Glenn and Carole Daves are members of World Vision's National Leadership Council. This is their story.
Although Glenn and Carole Daves didn’t set out with a mission to care for the poor, they each made a decision that...
Joe and Amy Wu are members of World Vision's National Leadership Council. This is their story.
Like many immigrants from Taiwan in the 1970s and 1980s, the families of Joe and Amy Wu left behind social networks and...
