Dear Heather,

The list is long as Lily and I count the blessings of God in 2023. Your donations and support have made possible:

A new Lily Orphan Care Center (LOCC) in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, China
One-on-one education for more than 35 school-aged children with special needs
Summer camps for three orphanages
Much-needed financial support for struggling CCAI reps in China, Ukraine and Haiti
Hosting opportunities for 54 kids from Colombia
Medical and education assistance for war-impacted children in two Ukraine orphanages
Crucial post adoption support for more than 2,500 adoptees around the country through The Park Adoption Community Center

As we usher in the New Year, we are look forward to bringing hope, healing and home to more orphans, and supporting more adoptees to grow with confidence, joy and fulfillment.

46 Adoptions

CCAI opened two new programs in Belize and the Dominican Republic, further expanding CCAI's mission of finding homes for vulnerable children! In 2023, forty-six children from Colombia, China, Bulgaria, Taiwan, Belize, and domestically found their forever families through CCAI!

New Adoption Programs!

Belize

The Dominican Republic

After three long years, CCAI was overjoyed to bring six waiting children home from China to their forever families!

Pictured: the Fowler family with their son Matthew Minyu, who received his U.S. visa on his 17th birthday!

*Chart reflects completed adoptions where child is home with adoptive family, and does not include adoptions

currently in process.

January - December 2023

Belize

Colombia

Total Girls

Bulgaria

Taiwan

Total Boys

China

Domestic

Total Adoptions

1,300+ Orphans Served

CCAI donated $239,898 to support orphans in China, Colombia, Haiti, and Ukraine!

You helped 125 orphans experience the outdoors in China and Colombia through sponsored camps and field trips.

You supported 84 orphans like Ling Cha Ce through our One-on-One Education Initiative and orphan sponsorship.

Earlier this year CCAI sent funds to an orphanage in the Toresk region of Ukraine to purchase medicine and TVs for the children’s online school.

The students had limited access to school work and the internet, as they were often without power 12 - 14 hours a day. The TVs have been a Godsend to students stuck inside the orphanage and bomb shelter due to the war.