Aging Smiles

Do you know the meaning of destitution? Come see the elderly poor withering on the streets of India, and you will.

So often elderly relatives in India get abandoned, forgotten, or even disowned by their grown children. Some can’t support them. Some just don’t want to.

But that leaves many aged people wandering streets, sick, sometimes disabled, afraid of being robbed, and unable to even meet their basic needs. And the pain inflicted on their hearts hurts even more than their persistently unfilled stomachs.
You can help with both pains.

Give food and spark new life for the unsupported aged in India.

Give to Aging Smiles

Her son wants nothing to do with her. She’s too old to work for much. She has no support from anyone.

After trying to make ends meet, it finally fell apart for Jean as her age crept up and despair and isolation consumed her. Searching the streets of Calcutta for a new place to stay every night, Jean is homeless. But even worse, she was friendless and without family or love.

Jean had nothing.

But now, thanks to you, Jean has something.

She has a dependable source for monthly rations she could otherwise never afford. She has a place to come where she is known, valued, and cared for. She even gets to do a little craft-making and knitting.

But more importantly of all – she is loved.

Many more elderly poor in India face the same hopeless despair every morning when their weary eyes open. Government aid doesn’t reach people like these.

Please help Jean and other aged people in India receive food, shelter, and a place to belong.

Give to Elderly Poor.