Outcasts
That's how widows are viewed in India

It's sad, but true.
Once a woman's husband dies it doesn't matter if she's 18 or 80, the chance of her remarrying is slim to none... But it gets worse, a  low cast widow in India is treated as a despised outcast that would be better off dead...
or at least never seen nor heard.

That crude fact makes it extremely hard for poor widows to earn or find provisions enough to survive.
This hard, sad truth is why it is our honor to offer, 
"Sponsor A Widow"!

By sponsoring a widow for a mere $38 a month & prayers every day, You can make a difference by giving them a new hope and a sense of actually belonging.

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You can support a widow with easy
automatic withdrawals of $38 a month

Click on the "subscribe" button below the widow you want to support

Rajini Chapala

Rajini Chapala ​MCHw019

Rajini was only 23 when she became a widow in 2009 as her husband died from a road accident. She is now 29.

Mangamma Kottapalli

Mangamma Kottapalli ​MCHW004

Mangamma became a widow in 2003 when her husband died of TB. She is 53.

Venkamma Bodigadla 

Venkamma Bodigadla MCHW002

Venkamma became a widow in 2005 when her husband died of a sickness. She is 78 years old.