Sponsorship!

 One of the best things I've ever done is SPONSORING. I've sponsored kids in many countries, as well as women in war-torn countries. It's such a rewarding activity. A few years ago, I got to meet one of my "kiddos" in person, and it was definitely a highlight of my life!

I am ALWAYS trying to get people to "take the leap" and sponsor a child (or an adult). Here's my latest effort, in sketchnote form.



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