by Lexie Stallings | Mar 15, 2021 | Donate, Education, Hope Is Rising, Leprosy, Rising Star Outreach, Sponsor A Child, Sponsorship, Stigma, Students
Do you believe in your power to change the world? Well, we sure do! You can change the world one life at a time by becoming a sponsor to a Rising Star. Here are 11 reasons why a STARS sponsorship is the best charity sponsorship to get involved with to make your...
by Katherine Kramer | Apr 9, 2018 | Birthdays, Sponsor A Child, Sponsorship
Sending gifts can be a fun and exciting way to connect with your sponsored child. However, sometimes it can be hard to know what to send, especially to someone who lives halfway around the world! To help out, we’ve come up with a list of ideas for students of...
by Katherine Kramer | Mar 5, 2018 | Sponsor A Child, Sponsorship, Students
Writing a letter is an amazing opportunity to get to know the child you sponsor on a personal level and build a deeper connection with them. The children at Rising Star are unique and have blossoming personalities. For example, Charles, 3rd standard, is an avid reader...
by Katherine Kramer | Aug 26, 2016 | Birthdays, Sponsorship
Celebrating our upcoming September Birthdays! The best gift you can give one of our students is the gift of sponsorship. Learn more about our Sponsor-a-Child Program here!Tamilarasi P. Birthday: 9/10/06Standard: 5VinnarasanBirthday: 9/17/02Standard: 9Bharath...
by Katherine Kramer | Aug 9, 2016 | Sponsorship, Staff
So to start off, tell us a little bit about yourself before you became the Sponsorship Coordinator?I’m a proud graduate of Brigham Young University-Idaho, where I studied Communications and Public Relations. After I completed an internship with Rising Star Outreach, I...
by Katherine Kramer | Jul 27, 2016 | Sponsorship
MEMORIALDURGA DEVI (Anu)Tragedy struck our campus this past week. It began with beautiful 12 year-old Durga Devi (known to many of us as Anu) getting sick with fever, chills, and nausea. Medical staff treated her normally for stomach flu symptoms, but later in the day...