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Grants for Adam and Song!

LWB is thrilled to announce that we are offering $1500 grants towards the adoption of two wonderful little boys who are awaiting families.

Adam is a four-year old from Loudi in Hunan province who has faced a number of medical challenges in his short life. He had a heart defect which has closed on its own and clubbed feet which are correcting nicely (with close attention to his bracing and skin care by his foster family). He has had surgery on his spinal cord, and CT scans are showing decreased swelling of his brain. Such a strong little boy!
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On the Second Day of Christmas…

If there is no joyous way to give a festive gift, give love away. — Anonymous

Some of our favorite photos of the year showcase the affection between caregivers and children. The love between Samuel from Loudi Foster Care and his foster mother is clear and beautiful to see!

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A Field Trip of Grasshoppers and Bubbles

What child doesn’t love going on a field trip with school friends? One sunny day this fall, the kids from “Believe In Me” — Changde were thrilled when they were able to go on a field trip to a garden thanks to a generous donor.
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Successful Surgery for Le Le

Le Le, an adorable 4 year old little girl from Hunan province, was brought to her orphanage last fall with severe burns to her right hand and arm.

Good News for Two Kids!

Love Without Boundaries in partnership with Grant me a Chance is SO excited to announce that two of our delightful children have been provided adoption assistance grants!
First is Lillie, you may remember reading about her here: http://lwbstories.com/?p=1842#more-1842

Lillie’s Top Ten List

Dear Love Without Boundaries:
I’m Lillie. I’m ten years old and have been looking for my forever family for a while now. Since you are in touch with many nice people that might be looking for a loving daughter like me, I thought I’d share the ten best things my Believe In Me Teachers from Changde [...]

Adam is Back on His Feet

I first “met” Adam when I was volunteering with LWB’s education program. He held a determined look in his little eyes. I learned that Adam had been born with multiple medical issues including a heart defect, a spinal meningocele, hydrocephalus and club feet. That’s a lot for one little guy to deal with!

Look What He’s Doing Now!

I met Matthew a year ago this week. He was a teen living in Loudi, Hunan who had been benefitting from an LWB-sponsored tutor. He was working hard to keep up in his classes despite a visual impairment and everyone was impressed — including me!

What a difference!

These before and after pictures should definitely put a smile on your face. Just a few months ago, both of these children were really struggling.