All around the world there are children and families suffering in third world countries. Many of them live day to day not knowing where their next meal is going to come from and live in fear of not being able to survive and to provide for their families. World Vision is a non-profit organization that provides these children and their families with hope to see brighter days, and to keep moving forward. Hope is "a desire of some good, accompanied with an expectation of obtaining it." World Vision is dedicated to improving the lives of the world's most vulnerable children. A long time sponsor of ten years was quoted as saying, "Your sponsorship says I see you; I care about you; and they feel it." When children are shown that someone else cares for them and someone else wants to help, it gives them hope that they have a prosperous future. By examining the ethical and moral actions of World Vision, one can see that the organization serves as a model for care of God's creation through educating the public, providing the necessities of life, and providing hope for a better future.
The World Vision organization educates the public about underprivileged children in order to promote their campaign and save the lives of many. World Vision becomes a voice for the people who do not have one and makes everyone with "a blind eye" aware of the suffering children. As seen in the seven core values of Catholic Social Teaching, care for God's creations is among one of the most important ones. The message in this core value is that as Catholics it is very important that an understanding of respect for the Creator is shown one's stewardship of creation. An example of stewardship is when Catholics are called to protect one another and the planet through expressing faith in relations with all of God's creations. In order to protect the people that God has created, World Vision uses a number of strategies to spread the word of the .
