Subic Bay Children's Home Receives 100% of Your Donation
Why Subic Bay Children's Home Began
For many years U.S. Navy ships would pull into Subic Bay near Olongapo City. Young navy servicemen would go into Olongapo City and find themselves a woman for the night. The navy servicemen would leave not knowing that they had fathered an Amerasian child. Many of these Amerasian orphans grew up on the streets of Olongapo City never having parents that cared for them. Now many of these children are having children of their own that are living on the street.
The Amerasian Children Have Grown Up
All the kids that were offspring of U.S. servicemen are now grown. We have three kids that are products of street children fathered by U.S. servicemen and two kids that were fathered by Chinese. All the other orphans are pure Filipino. Currently there are 46 children in the home.
Homeless and Abused Children Taken off the Streets
Subic Bay Children's Home is a non-profit charity under the leadership of Missionary Teddy Fulfer that has taken homeless, abused children off the streets away from the evils of drugs and prostitution to provide food, clothing, shelter and the message of salvation through Jesus Christ.
Is Subic Bay Children's Home a Real Place?
Yes, it is. The home has been around since 1990. In March, 2009 we had a gentleman from the United States visit our home. He told us he had gone to several other countries to visit orphanages. Some of the orphanages that he found on the internet did not exist.
Whatever information you need concerning the existence of Subic Bay Children's Home don't hesitate to ask. You can call or email me at kids@sbchome.org if you have any questions or you are welcome to visit. Hit the "About Us" link to get the address and phone number to make arrangements.
What Will Subic Bay Children's Home Do With My Money?
Whatever you ask them to do with it.
