King's Ransom Foundation

King's Ransom Foundation (KRF) is dedicated to serving people in need worldwide, especially families and children, to help them reach their full potential and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Foundation raises funds specifically to help those in need of food, clothing, and shelter. Giving is primarily devoted to 501(c)(3) entities. The Foundation also provides support to individuals or families facing difficult circumstances.In 2019, KRF helped to assist over 3 million orphans, widows and families to receive food, water, safe housing, medical care and education. Some of the stories of those in need and how they were helped are continued on Schedule O.KRF built 499 homes for the extreme poor in Nicaragua. Our goal is to bring these families out of their destitute conditions through the construction of community centers and double-unit homes with sanitation, access to potable water, and sustainable chicken farms. Each unit is equipped with two bedrooms, a living room, a personal sanitation unit, a stove, and a connection for potable water. The unit costs $5,200 to build.KRF continued support to Home of Hope in India to provide a facility providing free room and board, three meals a day, clean water, clothing, and education to 175 orphan boys in India. All these boys were homeless due to their parents being martyred for their beliefs.KRF continued its support to The King's Children's Home in Belize, providing day to day needs for 60 children.KRF worked with Frontier Harvest Ministries delivering chlorine generators to Asia, Africa, the Carribean and South America.KRF continued its support to help rescue children enslaved in the sex trade industry aiding in the process of over 1,500 children.KRF is also working with a levite in Israel who finds people in the most desperate of situations and provides for their needs to help them get out of their difficult situations. He also finds organizations that provide food and assist in bettering the lives and living conditions of individuals and families in need.