What began with one girl, one conversation, one prayer, and one home is now, 20 years later, a multinational organization impacting...

Three dollars … What would you do with three dollars? In America, three dollars can't buy much—a Diet Coke, a pack of gum, or maybe some hair ties. In Cambodia, much of the population and the average Homes of Love partner survives on only three dollars a day. It’s a different world from my closet full of clothes for every season and my daily Starbucks run.

When I look down the streets of Phnom Penh,...

Whether picking up your weekly groceries or searching for a one-of-a-kind gift for someone, the way you choose to shop can give back to Homes of Love!

Here are a few examples of how to make that happen. Happy shopping!

Kroger Community Rewards

Buying groceries for your family can also help feed Homes of Love children! Just sign up for Kroger Community Rewards, use your Kroger Plus Card when...

Much like kites, the children of Homes of Love are gently guided and encouraged by their HOL parents and supporters to soar higher than they ever could alone. The story of one Homes of Love child features Hoa My, a girl from Vietnam who is now being launched into adulthood and desires to serve other at-risk children like herself. Watch and...

The day finally came for me to meet my forever friend, Lam! This was why I traveled so far: to be Lam’s friend when he is scared, happy, excited, or lonely. I am a gift he will never forget. Thanks to Cassie for taking me on the journey, and to all of you for loving my new friends in HOL. - Rex

Hi, I'm Rex! I'm one of the Build-a-Bears that many of you made this summer for the new Homes of Love children in Southeast Asia. Join me this week as I share about my recent trip around the globe to meet my new friend Lam*.

I left Knoxville,...

Earlier this year I somehow found myself halfway across the world roaming around a Cambodian fishing village trying to figure out what we were supposed to be filming next.

With a camera in hand and all my gear on my back, I was hot, tired, and confused as to why God had me there in that moment. Why Cambodia? Why me? We were around some of the poorest people in the world, and we had...

After two years in Cambodia, we are overjoyed to introduce our first Homes of Love family! Pictured in the first image above are parents Kha and Trinh with new Homes of Love children Leakena (22), David (16), and Mary (12).

Kha and Trinh are Khmer, members of the Baptist church in Cambodia, and considered leaders in their community. They were not able to have biological children but have always had a heart to give a...