James West

We have clear mission to serve "the least of these." This Fall I will be participating in FifyTwo4. Our team will be running 4 Half Marathon in a month with a purpose to raise funds for orphanages in India that provide sanctuary and caring for children living with HIV/AIDS.

These children face immense physical and emotional challenges every day. Our goal is to assist with the means to provide medical care, nutrition, a safe home, and the education they need to build a brighter future. More than anything, we want them to experience the unconditional love of Christ.

Matthew 25:40, Jesus tells us, "Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." By extending our hands to these children, we are directly serving Him and reflecting His grace to a world in need.

Running is a physical challenge, but the true victory comes from giving a Christian community to these children. 

Any gift, no matter the size, brings care and hope to these precious lives. 100% of funds raised goes directly to supported organizations. If you feel led to support this cause please sponsor me with a donation.

Thank you so much for your prayers.

Fiftytwo.four is a 501(c)3 community based non-profit organization. We operate solely on lots of amazing volunteers and donations. Any overhead costs (which are very minimal) are covered through designated donations of our board of directors. We are a very grassroots organization full of lots of amazing people that just simply want to use their lives to make a difference in lives of a lot of beautiful children in India that need our help. 100% of the money that we raise is sent to the organization that we support in India. Our money is specifically designated for the endless needs of HIV/AIDS orphans. It covers anything and everything pertaining to the needs of HIV/AIDS orphans but is designated each year based on where the greatest need is. Some ways that our funds have been spent in the past 17 years: medical needs, nutritious foods, education costs, medicine, building costs for new HIV/AIDS facilities/orphanages, vehicles to transport the children.