We are in the process of renovating a traditional Chinese courthouse into a beautiful home for orphans. The home will be just outside of Beijing.
Our foster home is devided into 2 phrases due to the financial situation.
Each Phrase will need 560000RMB, which is about 90,000USD, for the renovation part. A total of $180,000.
Daily food and other will cost about $150,000 a year.
We have a big living room, one CP training and bedroom in this phrease. At the new yard in the back, we will build living spaces for volunteers.
We will have the capacity of receiving 40 children"
Please consider partnering with us to complete phase 1 by September 2011. Every gift great or small will get us closer to our goal.
Please see the groundbreaking pictures below. The last two pictures are examples of a local completed courthouse.
Here is one of the most recently finished orphanages. The cost for each orphanage will be around $100,000 US.
If you are interested in helping in Saving Levi's efforts to build more orphanages in China, please join our mailing list or consider donating.
05.11.11
On May 11, 2011, the Spring City Evenings reported that there were two children severely injured in a fire. On their way to the hospital, a passer-by took a photo of the scene and then posted it on the internet. As a mother, we felt so anxious that we contacted the newspaper reporter to get the detailed information. The two children, Wang Ran,the elder sister aged three-and-a-half, Wang shi hang, the younger brother, aged two, were diagnosed severe degree burns on the head and hand. Their father was working away from home to support his family with his small income, while their mother was doing some farm working at home to take care of the two children. The fire made their situation even worse. On the evening of May 12, 2011, the children were sent into the Second Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University with the help of the caring net friends.
05.1.11
CBS Sacramento aired "Change for Change: Levi's Story". It can be viewed here
02.22.11
Lisa's personal story has been featured on the front page of the Los Angeles Times. She has also been featured on numerous TV and radio programs.
01.19.11
Special thanks to those who contributed. Your hard work was well appreciated.
