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Regarding ChildFund, it appears your father was wrong. They appear to be a legitimate organization. They constantly bombard you with mail because they want to get as much money from you as possible. Lastly greed comes in many form, and not just short term monetary gain.eport Abuse. Yes, yes yes, this surely sounds like a scam. In all of their so-called disclosures of income and output (all with form numbers, very professional), there is no itemization of how much money actually goes to the advertisers, some of which are paid celebrities.
I found a quicker way to contact our sponsored child Henrique in Brazil. Itâs email. This is not new to America but it seems as if itâs an easy way to stay in touch since it is our primary method of communication. You go to WorldVision.org then click Search then find Email My Child and then Special Child Form.The site will ask for youâre Account Number and information about you and then your child I.D./Pledge Number. They will also give you sample letters others have written.Most are short and to the point including what is going on in our world like sports, etc.his is not new to America but it seems as if itâs an easy way to stay in touch since it is our primary method of communication. You go to WorldVision.org then click Search then find Email My Child and then Special Child Form.