ERDO is Doing Good!
Thank you for helping to meet people’s urgent needs and build lasting change through our crisis response, community development and child sponsorship programs.
Cuba Crisis
Cuba is facing one of its worst humanitarian crises in decades. Food is scarce, fuel shortages have disrupted daily life and vulnerable people—including seniors—are among those hardest hit. Today, you can help ship 40-foot containers of food into Cuba every two months as long as the crisis continues.
What We Do
Community Development
Together, we can equip people to care for themselves and their families, generate their own income and break cycles of poverty. Help us provide long-term solutions to create lasting change.
Crisis Response
When an emergency happens, you can help us respond quickly with food, water, sanitation, shelter and household goods. Then, we will work to repair damages and help people get back on their feet.
Child Sponsorship
Give a child an education and provide a brighter future. ChildCARE Plus, ERDO’s child sponsorship program, educates children between ages 0-18, improving their nutrition, healthcare, and so much more.
Give A Child A Future
Through child sponsorship, you can help a child in a developing country reach their full God-given potential. In a meaningful way, you will provide for a child’s practical needs including education, healthcare, nutrition and shelter. By sponsoring a child, you will also care for their spiritual and emotional needs, bringing them into a community where they can grow in every way.
Our Stories
Celebrating 10 Years of Empowering Women in Burundi
July 15, 2026
Wezesha is built on the belief that lifting up women, also lifts up families and communities. Over the past decade, this project has helped more than 1,800 women build stronger businesses.
CCP Newsletter | June 2026
June 01, 2026
Welcome to the ChildCARE Plus quarterly newsletter, a place where you can hear stories, updates and news from the ChildCARE Plus community around the world.
When the Headlines Fade: Recovery in Jamaica After Hurricane Melissa
April 28, 2026
An on-the-ground perspective from Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa, this blog highlights the shift from emergency response to long-term recovery and the ongoing challenges facing communities.
