At the end of the day, perks are about people
And we’re proud to sponsor children living in extreme poverty with the programs we deliver.
With this commitment, we’re communicating a powerful message; whether you’re an employee at one of the largest companies in America or an orphan in the developing world:
You are valuable, what you do matters, and you can make a difference.
People Over Profits
In 2006, we founded Abenity with a social mission to support kids, families, and communities affected by extreme poverty. In addition to sponsoring children with the programs we deliver, we donate 15% of our profits to tackle the causes of poverty and injustice both internationally and right here in the United States of America.
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Meet Ibrahima
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Meet Guorgui
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Meet Boubacar
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Meet Mohameth
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Meet El Khadji
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Today, we proudly sponsor 235 children in 5 different countries in Africa.
Making our Work Count
Sponsor a Child of Your Own
Thanks to the help of World Vision, every child you sponsor receives daily access to nutritious food, clean water, healthcare, and education for just $35/month. We’d love for you to join us by sponsoring a child of your own.
Worldwide Poverty Statistics
- Nearly 2 billion people worldwide live on $2.00 per day.
- 5 million children in the United States live in poverty
- 1 in 3 children worldwide do not have adequate shelter
- 100+ million children worldwide are unable to attend school
- $1 donated to World Vision provides $1.28 in impact
Projects Funded
In addition to the children we sponsor, we’ve committed a percentage of our profits to support special projects at the end of each year.
Here’s a list of the projects we’ve helped to fund so far:
2020
231 Children Sponsored
Abenity gave nearly $100,000 to the Vision Fund. Over the years, these funds will have a 25x impact resulting in $2,500,000 worth of impact to support entrepreneurial enterprises in developing countries.
2019
220 Children Sponsored
Abenity has given over $1,000,000 to the Vision Fund in Senegal. Over the next several years, that will equate to over $25,000,000 in low cost micro-loans to seed entrepreneurial economic enterprise!
With your help, Abenity was able to give over $200,000 to provide the following in 2019: food, clothing, shelter, and education for 220 sponsored children; hope for sexually exploited girls; clean water to poor communities; medicine and clothing in areas of poverty; child sex trafficking prevention and protection.
2018
213 Children Sponsored
Abenity has given over $180,000 to the Vision Fund in Senegal. Over the next several years, that will equate to over $4,500,000 in low cost micro-loans to seed entrepreneurial economic enterprise!
Abenity's Social Mission Featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Money Magazine
With your help, Abenity was able to give over $228,000 to provide the following in 2018: food, clothing, shelter, and education for 213 sponsored children; hope for sexually exploited girls; clean water to poor communities; medicine and clothing in areas of poverty; child sex trafficking prevention and protection; disaster relief in the USA; arch Cards for the less fortunate in the USA.
2017
$32,000 total giving from Abenity members and Abenity in a matching campaign to support Hurricane Harvey & Irma Relief efforts
202 Children Sponsored
2016
175 Children Sponsored
2015
139 Children Sponsored
2014
126 Children Sponsored
Funded School Building in Vietnam
2013
$1,600 Worth of School Supplies for U.S. Families in Need
98 Children Sponsored
Funded 13 Farm Animals
Funded Annual Education for Orphaned Child
Funded an International Adoption
2012
$1,000 in Micro Loans
$1,200 Worth of School Supplies for U.S. Families in Need
75 Children Sponsored
Home for Orphaned Children
2011
$4,000 worth of clothing for needy families in the USA
62 Children Sponsored
Mongolian Ger - Home for a Family
Traditional Well
2010
$12,000 (Matching Grant) Japan Earthquake & Sunami Relief
50 Children Sponsored
Home for Orphaned Children
2009
$1,000 in Medical Supplies
$1,000 in Support of Sexually Exploited Girls
$1,200 Worth of School Supplies for U.S. Families in Need
$1,755 in Micro Loans
$15,000 Deep Well
37 Children Sponsored
