Operation Christmas

The Widows &

The Elderly (2022)

The poor widows and the elderly in Liberia are faced with exclusion and marginalization from the public. The stigmatization of being marginalized by the population has resulted in some of these people living on street corners as beggars or clusters in communities and using the aid of their innocent little children to assist them in begging. Through Operation Christmas, Delano King Foundation distributed rice and essential items to people with disabilities, widows, and the elderly within several communities in and around Monrovia, Liberia. Our two-fold purpose is to minister to their physical needs while sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ.

The Disable Community

Gbarnga, Bong County (2022)

People living with disability in Liberia face many challenges. They often face discrimination and marginalization by the public. The cultural attitude toward disability is largely negative. It is often seen as the result of witchcraft or as punishment for a person’s behavior. The stigmatization of being marginalized by the population has resulted in some of these disabled standings on street corners as beggars or clusters in communities and using the aid of their children to assist them in begging. Against this backdrop, the Delano King Foundation has championed the initiative of restoring hope to the disabled population by giving alms to each disabled person which included foodstuffs, toiletries, and essential items. 

Buchanan,

Grand Bassa County (2022)

Through Operation Christmas, The Delano King Foundation Team served Christmas meals and shared the love of Jesus Christ with the less fortunate and underprivileged community in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, Liberia. Many of these children and families have never before received a present or heard the true meaning of Christmas—until they open a gift from a person like you.

Center Street Ghetto

Monrovia, Liberia (2021)

The 14 years of civil war in Liberia along with an outdated educational system and massive corruption has resulted in an outflow of knowledge, expertise, and capital leaving the majority of the Liberian population in massive poverty. The economic situation continues to deteriorate and the country still suffers from human capacity deficiencies. Many teenagers are losing hope and becoming “Zogos” a common term used in Liberia for former child soldiers and drug-addicted youth. Against this backdrop, the Delano King Foundation has championed the initiative of restoring hope by serving meals and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with these drugs addicted youths and former child soldiers living in the Center Street ghetto.

The Disable Community

Gbarnga, Bong County (2021)

People living with disability in Liberia often face discrimination and marginalization by the public. The cultural attitude toward disability is largely negative. It is often seen as the result of witchcraft or as punishment for a person’s behavior. Through Operation Christmas, The Delano King Foundation served Christmas meals and shared Christmas gifts and the Good News of Jesus Christ with people living with disabilities and families facing food insecurity in District 3, Gbarnga, Liberia. 

Kampala Ghetto

Gbarnga, Bong County (2021)

The 14 years of civil war in Liberia along with an outdated educational system and massive corruption has resulted in an outflow of knowledge, expertise, and capital leaving the majority of the Liberian population in massive poverty. Many teenagers are losing hope and becoming “Zogos” a common term used in Liberia for former child soldiers and drug-addicted youth. Against this backdrop, the Delano King Foundation has championed the initiative of restoring hope by serving meals and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with these drugs addicted youths and former child soldiers living in the Kampala Ghetto.

King Gray &

Zimbabwe Ghettos (2021)

The 14 years of civil war in Liberia along with an outdated educational system and massive corruption has resulted in an outflow of knowledge, expertise, and capital leaving the majority of the Liberian population in massive poverty. Many teenagers are losing hope and becoming “Zogos” a common term used in Liberia for former child soldiers and drug-addicted youth. Against this backdrop, the Delano King Foundation has championed the initiative of restoring hope by serving meals and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with these drugs addicted youths and former child soldiers living in King Gray and Zimbabwe Ghettos.

Caldwell, Liberia

Through Operation Christmas, The Delano King Foundation is restoring hope to orphans and less fortunate children across Liberia. Our team served Christmas Meals to orphans and less fortunate children, and families facing food insecurity in Caldwell, Liberia. Many of these children have never before received a present or heard the true meaning of Christmas—until they open a gift from a person like you.

Logan Town

Bushrod Island, Liberia (2018) 

Through Operation Christmas, Delano King Foundation is meeting the physical and spiritual needs of hundreds of orphans, abandoned, disabled, and less fortunate children, and families across Liberia. Our team served Christmas meals to orphans, less fortunate children, and families facing food insecurity in Logan Town, Liberia. Many of these children have never before received a present or heard the true meaning of Christmas—until they open a gift from a person like you.