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Xiaoyun's Story
Xiaoyun (pronounced Shou-yeen) was born in China with a very severe case of scoliosis. She needed surgery, but being in foster care for many years, there seemed no hope of getting the help she needed. Days away from becoming 14 years old and no longer eligible for adoption, a couple from America officially made her part of their family. Now little Xiaoyun had the chance to begin a journey of healing with a loving family by her side.

Her Passion Discovered
Xiaoyun had to undergo multiple surgeries for her scoliosis. But during her recovery period she wasn't thinking only of herself—she began talking about buying a million chickens for poor children in Asia! She discovered that for a donation of only $11, a family in Asia could be blessed with a pair of chickens. By producing both eggs and offspring, chickens can provide food, income and hope for the future.

The Faith of a Child
With the faith of a child, Xiaoyun has started a campaign to raise enough money to provide one million chickens for the children of Asia. You can help this little girl's dream come true by joining her campaign.
"Thank you for the chickens! I am happy that the kids have food to eat. You all have a good heart! Thank you so much!!! Love, Xiaoyun"


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