Adera Foundation: Our Purpose for 2025

Your gracious giving has allowed Adera to grow and expand! As we prepare to walk into 2025, we do so with Big Dreams, all made possible by your bold giving and unwavering support.
Adera Year-End Update: Big Dreams for 2025

Your gracious giving has allowed Adera to grow and expand! As we prepare to walk into 2025, we do so with Big Dreams, all made possible by your bold giving and unwavering support.
Exciting News!

I’m thrilled to share some incredible news with you—our Adera Fall Fundraiser has reached nearly $550,000 in donations!
All Smiles!

We at Adera are so incredibly grateful for your unwavering support of our students and their families. Your commitment, both financially and prayerfully, is instrumental in bringing help and true hope to those we serve.
This summer, we invited you to send a “Pack-a-Pack” filled with school supplies and a few “extras” for your sponsored child, and once again, your generosity was overwhelming!
Smiles Delivered!

Adera prepares and serves 1178 meals/day for Adera participants. That is 23, 560 meals/month and 270,940 meals in a year. A large portion of the meals are at Hiber Primary School in the Korah community.
Back-to-School Excitement: PreK Program Launch

Adera prepares and serves 1178 meals/day for Adera participants. That is 23, 560 meals/month and 270,940 meals in a year. A large portion of the meals are at Hiber Primary School in the Korah community.
Adera’s Daycare: A Testament to Global Compassion

Adera prepares and serves 1178 meals/day for Adera participants. That is 23, 560 meals/month and 270,940 meals in a year. A large portion of the meals are at Hiber Primary School in the Korah community.
Adera’s Feeding Program

Adera prepares and serves 1178 meals/day for Adera participants. That is 23, 560 meals/month and 270,940 meals in a year. A large portion of the meals are at Hiber Primary School in the Korah community.
My Adera Story: Eliza Peacock

Even after three trips to Ethiopia, I find myself learning so many new things. As always, I am struck by the culture of joy and gratitude despite the climate of poverty and destitution. I also admire the faith of the people here. It is such an inspiration to see people who cling so closely to God. They have no money or materials to lean on, so they trust God completely with their lives, something the Bible commands all believers to do.
Vickie Stevens

Board Member
Program Committee