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The Global Orphan Project / CarePortal

GO Project

ECFA Accredited · as of September 2026

Break the orphan cycle through community, commerce and the love of Jesus. CarePortal connects churches to child-welfare-identified family needs.

What They Do

  • CarePortal: a platform connecting caseworkers to local churches (about 3,500 churches, 150,000 children served)
  • Global family-based orphan care with church partners
  • GO Exchange (commerce and jobs)

At a Glance

Public research as of September 2026. Not an endorsement; confirm before you grant.

EIN
81-6079539
Based in
Kansas City, MO
Founded
2003
Total revenue (ECFA, FYE 12/31/2024)
$32.5M
ECFA accredited
Since 2007
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