Friends of the Oudolf Garden

Friends of Kenyan Orphans (FoKO) is a nonprofit organization based in Grosse Pointe Farms, MI, dedicated to providing support, education, and a nurturing environment for abused, orphaned, and abandoned children in Kenya. Founded by humanitarian advocates Bud and Sue Ozar, FoKO aims to create lasting relationships and opportunities for vulnerable children to thrive. Through various initiatives, including child sponsorship and planned giving, FoKO mobilizes resources to ensure that children receive healthcare, education, and a safe home. The organization also shares inspiring stories of the children they support, highlighting the impact of community involvement and generosity on their lives. Generated from the website

The Tarahumara Children's Hospital Fund (TCHF) is dedicated to preserving the cultural heritage of the Tarahumara people while ensuring a brighter future for their children. With regional branches in Oregon, Louisiana, and Michigan, the organization operates through volunteer efforts and aims to provide essential support and resources to its communities. TCHF is recognized as a 501(c)(3) corporation, making all contributions tax-deductible. The fund seeks to foster long-term planning and development to enhance the well-being of the Tarahumara children and their families. Generated from the website