We are excited to announce that for the first time ever, thanks to talented jewelry designer Jennifer McKenzie Welker at Golden Thread, Family Legacy has a custom-designed piece of jewelry for Tree of Life sponsors and ambassadors! Since the Tree of Life Children’s Village first opene

By: Kylee Tsuru The Tree of Life Children’s Village is filled with children’s stories of loss and abuse, tragedy and darkness. But even more so, it is brimming with transformation, growth, triumph and redemption. Alice, Joseph, Faith and Stanley are four of these children

By: Kylee Tsuru On a bright Wednesday morning, 76 7th grade students boarded a bus at the Legacy Academy at the Tree of Life Children’s Village where they attend school. They jostled down three miles of rural dirt roads until the bus hit the paved streets of the capital city of

By: Kylee Tsuru Family Legacy has a vision for a prosperous and hopeful NEXT 50 years of Zambia – one that equips the future generations of this nation to bring about positive, long-lasting change. This vision is wholly based on the orphaned children Family Legacy serves, and it

By: Kylee Tsuru International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievement of women. There are currently 5,572 girls in Family Legacy’s Child Sponsorship Program, and we believe they will transform into strong women of God. In

By: Kylee Tsuru Richard grew up watching planes track white jet streams across the sky as he walked through the compounds of Lusaka. He was fascinated with how machines of such enormity could create the speed and power to lift off of the ground. While most children stopped at the ques

By: Kylee Tsuru The future business men and women of Zambia are currently sitting in Family Legacy’s 22 private Christian schools in Lusaka. While the legs of 6-year-olds dangle from their seats, feet unable to touch the floor, their hearts and minds are already being prepared t

via Scarlet & Gold By: Marshall Hickey Envision a ladder. Not one of many steel rungs, but one of people – like in high school tennis, where challenge matches determine one’s spot on the ladder. The better you perform, the higher on the ladder you climb. It’s a l

By: Kylee Tsuru Fourteen-year-old Faith from Leadership House has plenty to be proud of. She is excelling in her eighth-grade class at the Legacy Academy at the Tree of Life Children’s Village, helps with chores around the house and diligently watches out for her little sister,

For years cholera ran rampant in Kamanga, a slum community in Lusaka, Zambia where Family Legacy owns and operates one of their 18 Legacy Academy schools. It spread indiscriminately to children and adults alike and was transmitted by a common problem in the slums of Lusaka, Zambia