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Children's Network International
Children's Network International is a publicly funded nonprofit organization dedicated to reaching out to needy children and their families with physical and spiritual needs regardless of race, color or belief across America and around the world. Our purpose is to help alleviate hunger and suffering by providing food, clothing, personal care items, toys, medical supplies, vitamins, gifts and Christian literature.
CNI has expanded by providing supplies to more than 275 churches, senior citizen shelters, and seniors on fixed income, homeless shelters, shelters for unwed mothers, rehabilitation centers and the working poor. We also partner with several other relief organizations with a network to more than 90 countries around the world.
CNI has distributed more than 31 million dollars in supplies this year to needy children and their families through our programs. CNI programs include:
- Distribution of fresh produce, nonperishable, bakery items, and canned food items to qualified nonprofit food agencies.
- Provide supplies for short-term outreach programs.
- Assist operation of medical/dental clinics.
- Provide CARE-BOXES to victims of natural disasters.
- Distribute inspirational tracts and Christian literature.
- Provide food, personal care items and over-the-counter medicines to senior citizen homes.
- Distribute educational books and supplies.
- CNI focuses on supporting orphanages and pediatric hospitals in Moldova, Romania, Mexico, the Philippines, and selected countries in Africa and Russia. We help improve the quality of life for the children by providing medical supplies, vitamins and personal care items.
- CNI assists with monthly container shipments of humanitarian aid (medical supplies, clothing, blankets, food items and toys) to Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, Romania, and Moldova. In addition, we send supplies to Latvia, Belarus, and selected countries in Africa, selected countries in Russia, China, Korea and the Philippines.
Visit the Children's Network International home page.
