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Legacy Left

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Make sure to check out our new website "www.legacyleft.org"

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Every 30 seconds a child will be sold into prostitution.


15 million will die of starvation this year.


More than 30 million are not immunized against treatable and preventable diseases.


134 million children between the ages of 7 to 18 have never been to school.


Many of the children of Jerez, Mexico are living in circumstances beyonnd their control that range from prostitution to starvation. Our purpose is to change this by providing the means for a different way of LIFE.Legacy Left is a child sponsorship program presently supporting the children of Jerez, Mexico. Its $28 a month to personally sponsor a child that you pick. That $28 gives that child food through a feeding center located in their community. It will also take care of clothing, school supplies, and meet special needs if any should occur. Your $28 also helps pay for a mission church in that child’s community where a pastor will visit them every week. Through the program you are able to write letters to your child, send gifts, and even visit them and touch their hand if you wish.

What does it cost to Sponsor a Child

Each sponsorship costs $28 per month or $336.00 per year payable in advance - monthly, quarterly, semiannually, or annually, whichever is most convenient. We accept donations by credit card (MasterCard, Visa, Discover, or American Express), check, or money order. We can also set up automatic bank drafts or credit card deductions. All donations are tax deductible. $28 per month sponsors a single child for as long as you wish. You may sponsor as many children as your resources permit, and the coolest thing about Legacy Left is that it's real, and kid's lives are changed. 80 cents of every dollar goes directly to meet your child’s needs. The other 20 cents is used for administrative cost, and provides for cost in gas and supplies to make this program work so we can save lives.

How does Legacy Left use my Donations?

Your contributions provide benefits and services for children and their families. Your financial contributions are combined with others to develop community-based programs. This means that the needs of every Legacy Left child are met, as well as other local children and their families.

When you Sponsor a Child

You will receive a photo of your child and information about his or her life. You can send your child letters and gifts on their birthday and during the holidays and even come and visit them during one of Legacy Left's Mission Trips.
If you want to sponsor a child, then we want you to be apart of this with us. We have children right now that need to be sponsored. Please take the opportunity to change the life of a child by clicking on the "Save a Life" banner below and signing up today. If it’s not for you, then please share about this program with everyone you know.
For more info, contact us at [email protected]

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New feeding center up and going

On Thursday, July 24th 2008, The Pearly white doors of the newly finished Feeding Center was opened to feed children. Located in the colonial, Santa Rita, this feeding center is the product of the har...
Posted by on Fri, 01 Aug 2008 16:52:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 5) Summer 2008

Brandi's Blog So the past few days have been super exciting for me. If I couldn't have been here all summer, the last four days would be what I would want my week to be. The group here was so lucky to...
Posted by on Sun, 29 Jun 2008 14:30:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 4) Summer 2008

Dusty's Blog Today's date June 28th we are four weeks into the summer and it has been a bit of a roller coaster thus far leaving us a little tired and a little sick, but  we have seen God do some...
Posted by on Sun, 29 Jun 2008 14:27:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 3) Summer 2008

Mindys BlogThis summer is so different from all the rest.  My first summer was all about being broken and remolded and for me not to be so concerned with my purpose and just let God use me. ...
Posted by on Sun, 29 Jun 2008 14:26:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 2) Summer 2008

By MerlynJesus, the following is for a blog that I'm writing about my first couple of days in Jerez. Today is my second day in Jerez, Mexico. The past couple of days have been really great because I k...
Posted by on Sun, 29 Jun 2008 14:26:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 1) Summer 2008

June 1st, 2008, 6 young men, 2 pretty gals, an old guy (yet still good looking), and a dog set out for Jerez, Mexico. Departing from Oklahoma City at the horrible early hour of 10am, we were ready for...
Posted by on Thu, 19 Jun 2008 12:44:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 7) Summer 2007

June 16th 5 Days in Colima   Its June 16th, we're in Colima, I'm feeling Better, and good things have happened! Yesterday we went to a Village that we have had the opportunity to be at for the pa...
Posted by on Fri, 28 Dec 2007 17:19:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 6) Summer 2007

June 14th Making Contact Yesterday started out indifferent, there were things we were suppose to do, that never happened, things I wanted to do, that I never did&&&but, despite this, the day was produ...
Posted by on Tue, 11 Dec 2007 16:16:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 5) Summer 2007

June 13th Kickin It in Colima So here we are, it's early, we stayed up late, I'm still sick, everyone's tired, and it seems like we have done nothing. Today, the 4 extreme chivas along with myself and...
Posted by on Tue, 27 Nov 2007 11:36:00 GMT

Leaving a Legacy (Daily Journal Entry of Faith 4) Summer 2007

June 11th In Colima   The trip to Colima was horrible&&&I've never been this sick before&.And I don't mean to be a sissy, but it's the honest truth. Sore throat, swollen eyes, throbbing head, ach...
Posted by on Fri, 16 Nov 2007 08:48:00 GMT