Give Love,

Transform

and Spread Hope.

All donations made to Mi Casa International are tax-deductible where allowed by law. We love sharing our vision and all the advancements we make. If you would like to receive our monthly newsletter, please email bob@micasakids.org.

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Ways to Donate

Support our mission by contributing today.

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Web Donation
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Venmo

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Direct Donations

You can also mail a check to us directly at:

Mi Casa International

c/o Mike Larson CPA’s

5335 SW Meadows Suite 355

Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035

Or a deposit to our Salvadorian Account:

Banco Davivienda

Asociación Niños Cristianos del Mundo

Cuenta Corriente # 044510027950

What is our greatest need?

Over the next 12 months (January 2025-December 2025), the House of Life Mama and Baby Shelter needs monthly operating expenses for food, prenatal vitamins, meds, utilities, staff, and transportation until we can self-support ourselves with team visits that started in 2024. Would you consider supporting us monthly for 12 months?

How much do we need monthly:

For the next 12 months, in order to care for 14 pregnant teens, many with their babies already born, we will need $7,000 per month. Every amount helps; there is no donation, no matter how small, that doesn’t make a difference in getting us closer to being fully funded.

95% of your donation goes directly to help the children and babies at Mi Casa.

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