Every Orphan’s Hope

Specialties

Every Orphan’s Hope shares the love and hope of Jesus Christ with orphans in Zambia, Africa. We build brick homes in AIDS-​affected communities where orphans and widows build new lives together as a family. Guided by a «mama,» orphans are raised to life in Christ in the community where they are known and are surrounded by their peers. Jesus is their hope — but He needs our heart and hands!

History

Established in 2002.

Gary Schneider was reading an article in USA Today about the HIV/​AIDS pandemic in Zambia and its devastating effect on orphans when photo of a young African boy reminded him of his son Garrett. Right then, God spoke to Gary’s heart. «The love you feel for your son, is the love I feel for these orphans.»

Every Orphan’s Hope shares the light of Christ to orphans and widows in Zambia. Our ONE:27 Sponsorship program pairs an orphan with a sponsor who gives $ 27 a month to provide for the care of that orphan. ONE hundred percent of your donation goes toward the care of your sponsored child.

The HIV/​AIDS pandemic has orphaned more than 15 million children but through God all things are possible. Join us in bringing His Word and his hope to the orphans, their «mamas» that we have paired them with, and their communities. Please visit our website, every​or​phan​.org.

Meet the Business Owner

Gary S.

Business Owner

As Founder & President of Every Orphan’s Hope, Gary Schneider sets the direction for strategic long– and short-​term objectives and oversees the financial and human resources necessary to accomplish the ministry’s organizational mission.

Prior to his move into full-​time ministry in 2002, Gary spent 18 years as a sales, marketing and general management executive in the information services industry. From 1998 to 2002, Gary served as Executive Vice President for sales and marketing at American Background Information Services. Prior to joining American Background, Gary held executive level marketing and management positions with Rent Roll, Inc, Trans Union Credit Bureau, and Neiman Marcus.

A respected advocate for orphans, Gary enjoys speaking on the changing face of global missions, the Church’s response to the global HIV/​AIDS pandemic, God’s heart for the fatherless, and the benefits and challenges for those sending and receiving short-​term mission teams.