Faces of Tomorrow

You are here: Home

Donate

Donation

Your donation is a critical part of keeping our organization alive.

Thanks to donors such as you, Faces of Tomorrow is able to help children in desperate need of surgical services to repair their facial deformities. Together we can make a difference.

On behalf of the entire Faces of Tomorrow team, THANK YOU!

You can donate in the following ways:

Donate-Tab_double

Double the impact of your donation.

Many employers offer matching programs in which they match charitable contributions made by their employees. Some companies even match gifts made by retirees and/or spouses. Please contact your human resources office to learn whether or not you are eligible to multiply your generous donation to Faces of Tomorrow.

Faces of Tomorrow In the Press

1. Dr. Sam Ahani with a young Ecuadorian patientIn early January Sam Ahani, DDS, boarded a plane for a life-changing trip which would take him to Quito, the capital city of Ecuador . Ahani, who co-founded Shore View Dental here in Pacifica with his wife, pediatric specialist Sepi

Read More: Healing Together: Dr. Sam Ahani Travels to Ecuador Fixing Smiles With 'Faces of Tomorrow'  
donate-round_over

Patient Stories

  • Lucio Parro

    Lucio post-op Lucio Parro is an active 7-year-old boy who just wanted to be like all the other kids in his village. He came to us with his mother and he had already put a lot of thought into his surgery and those who would help him.

    Read More: Lucio Parro  

  • Oscar's Story

    oscar16-year-old Oscar reinforced why we are doing mission work. Oscar was born with a cleft lip and a very large cleft palate. His lip was repaired when he was a baby. His mother told us that she had 6 children and her husband had passed away. She was very poor and having Oscar’s palate repaired was never an option.

    Read More: Oscar's Story  

  • Carmen's Story

    Patient stories: CarmenThirty-Nine year old Carmen Rivas touched the heart of every member of our team. Carmen had spent her entire life hiding because of her cleft lip.

    Read More: Carmen's Story