Saving Moses

What Saving Moses does

Saving Moses is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit humanitarian organization founded in 2009 by Sarah Bowling, headquartered in Centennial, Colorado. It serves exclusively the 0-5 age demographic — babies and toddlers — in developing and conflict-affected countries, a deliberate narrow focus that differentiates it from broader child-welfare NGOs. The organization operates three core programs: NightCare, which provides overnight care for babies of sex workers and vulnerable mothers (operated in Cambodia, Bangladesh, and India); Malnutrition, which runs therapeutic milk feeding clinics (active in Angola and the DRC); and BirthAid, which deploys skilled birth attendants in conflict zones (active in Afghanistan, DRC, and Angola). Together these programs serve an estimated 10,000 babies annually across six countries.

Operationally, Saving Moses is a direct-service organization rather than a technology platform — its "product" is human care delivered through locally employed nannies, clinic staff, and birth attendants embedded in host communities. There is no proprietary software, app, or data infrastructure described; program execution is field-based and relationship-driven. The organization reports that 82% of every dollar reaches program beneficiaries, implying an 18% overhead ratio consistent with small-to-mid-sized US nonprofits.

The revenue model is entirely donation-funded with no government grants or institutional contracts disclosed. Donor acquisition runs through the website, blog, email outreach, and media appearances (e.g., the 700 Club), with the Hero monthly giving program at $38/month positioned as the recurring-revenue anchor. Pre-COVID, donor engagement was supplemented by team trips — small groups of supporters traveling to field sites — that functioned as both relationship-building and fundraising events. The organization is founder-led, with a small staff in the 11-50 range.

Name

Saving Moses

Legal name

Saving Moses

Website

https://savingmoses.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

2009

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Saving Moses is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operating three humanitarian programs — NightCare, Malnutrition, and BirthAid — serving vulnerable babies and toddlers (ages 0-5) in Cambodia, Bangladesh, India, Angola, DRC, and Afghanistan, funded entirely by private donations.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

NAICS

Child Care Services (624410), Child Care Services (62441), Child and Youth Services (62411), Child and Youth Services (624110)

SIC

Services-Child Day Care Services (8351), Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Misc Health & Allied Services, Nec (8090)

akta.pro primary industry

Infant & Toddler Sleep, Feeding & Diapering Support Programs (EDACAGAJ)

akta.pro secondary industries

Overnight Newborn Care (Night Nurse) (HSAAADAA), Overnight Infant Care (3–12 months) (HSAAADAB), Overnight Toddler & Preschool Care (HSAAADAC)

Keywords

• Humanitarian aid services
• Infant malnutrition treatment
• Maternal newborn health
• Child protection services
• Nonprofit donations

Headquarters

HQ city

Centennial

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Revenue model

1. Private Donations: Saving Moses relies entirely on private charitable donations from individual donors. The organization does not accept government funding. Donations are received through the website, the Hero monthly giving program ($38/month), and one-time gifts.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Saving Moses operates three humanitarian programs serving babies and toddlers (ages 0–5) in developing countries: NightCare provides overnight shelter and care for children of sex workers in Cambodia, Bangladesh, and India; Malnutrition Feeding delivers therapeutic milk treatment at clinics in Angola and the DRC; and BirthAid supplies skilled birth attendants, prenatal care, and pediatric services in conflict-affected areas of Afghanistan, DRC, and Angola. All services are provided free to beneficiaries and funded entirely by private donations.

Product overview

Saving Moses is a global humanitarian nonprofit organization operating three core programs to save babies (ages 0-5) in areas where help is most urgent and least available. NightCare provides overnight care for babies of sex workers in Cambodia, Bangladesh, and India. Malnutrition Feeding administers therapeutic milk to treat severe acute malnutrition in Angola and DRC. BirthAid provides skilled birth attendants and maternal care in Afghanistan, DRC, and Angola. The organization also offers a Hero monthly giving program and publishes the book 'Hanging by a Thread' documenting its mission journey.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Quantifiable outcome

• 189,315 nights protected from the sex industry
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• World Vision: Christian humanitarian organization delivering child-focused programming including nutrition, maternal health, and emergency relief across dozens of countries. Comparable because of overlapping geographies (Bangladesh presence is explicitly noted in Saving Moses history) and shared faith-based donor base, though it serves a much wider age range and population.
• Doctors Without Borders (MSF): International medical humanitarian organization providing emergency medical care in conflict zones and areas with high mortality. Comparable because of shared geographies (DRC, Bangladesh) and overlap on severe acute malnutrition treatment and maternal/newborn care in conflict settings, though it operates at significantly larger scale with a broader clinical scope.
• UNICEF: UN agency focused on child welfare globally, with significant programming in maternal and child health, nutrition, and protection. Comparable because it operates in the same geographies (Afghanistan, DRC, Bangladesh) and addresses overlapping beneficiary needs (severe acute malnutrition, newborn care), though at vastly larger scale and broader age range than Saving Moses's 0-5 focus.
• Compassion International: Faith-based child sponsorship organization operating in dozens of developing countries with a focus on child development and poverty alleviation. Comparable because it targets children in similar geographies and shares a faith-based, donor-sustained revenue model, though its sponsorship model differs from Saving Moses's direct service delivery.
• International Rescue Committee: Humanitarian organization delivering emergency aid and long-term support to people affected by conflict and disaster. Comparable because of overlapping presence in conflict-zone maternal and child health programming (Afghanistan, DRC) and a similar donor-funded nonprofit structure, though it serves broader populations and crisis types.
• Concern Worldwide: International humanitarian organization tackling extreme poverty and malnutrition in the world's poorest countries. Comparable because of overlapping severe acute malnutrition programming and presence in similar geographies (DRC, Bangladesh), though it operates at larger scale with a broader development agenda.
• Save the Children: Large international NGO providing health, nutrition, and child protection services in developing countries. Comparable because it addresses severe acute malnutrition, newborn survival, and child welfare in similar geographies, though it serves a broader age range and operates with substantially larger infrastructure than Saving Moses.
• Mercy Corps: Global humanitarian organization addressing emergencies, food security, and maternal/child health in fragile contexts. Comparable because of overlapping geographies (DRC, Afghanistan) and shared service areas around nutrition and maternal care, though Mercy Corps operates a broader development mandate beyond the 0-5 age focus.

Emerging players

• Baby2Baby: US-based nonprofit providing children living in poverty with diapers, formula, clothing, and other basic necessities. Comparable because of the shared 0-5 focus and basic-needs delivery model, though Baby2Baby primarily operates domestically in the United States rather than in international humanitarian contexts.
• Children's Hunger Fund: Faith-based nonprofit delivering food, clothing, and aid to children in poverty in the US and internationally. Comparable because of the shared faith-based funding model and child-focused service delivery, though it emphasizes food distribution rather than the specialized overnight care and birth attendant services Saving Moses provides.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/saving-moses

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Funding overview

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Investors

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