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Refugees face extreme winter temperatures

Refugees face extreme winter temperatures

Stomachs constrict with hunger. Limbs ache from the cold. Illness runs rampant in the overcrowded refugee camps. Refugees endure brutal conditions — especially during the winter months. After fleeing from civil war or violent radical groups such as ISIS, many refugees...
Invite a refugee to your table

Invite a refugee to your table

We’ve just finished a busy holiday season where one of the highlights is family and friends gathering around one table and breaking bread together. It’s a wonderful feeling: eating, sharing stories, and laughing with those we cherish. But many refugees around the...
Invite a refugee to your table

Keep a refugee child warm this winter

Yusef is a 5-year-old boy whose life has already been filled with more chaos than many people will face in their entire lives. His parents are from Syria, but Yusef can hardly remember living there. That’s because Yusef is a refugee … and has been for almost his...
Your 2017 impact in photos: Children and sustainability

Your 2017 impact in photos: Children and sustainability

Disadvantaged families and communities worldwide deserve more than just short-term solutions. And in 2017, you helped give many people exactly what they needed to thrive, both now and in the future. Thank you for empowering individuals to break out of poverty for good...
Thank you for changing lives in 2017

Thank you for changing lives in 2017

Happy New Year from all of us at World Help! When I look back over 2017, I am reminded of the many difficulties, struggles, and disasters our world has faced this year. But I’m also reminded of hope that overcame these situations because of your generosity. I am so...
You can restore hope for refugees this Christmas

You can restore hope for refugees this Christmas

We don’t know all the details about the first Christmas. We don’t know what the manger looked like or how cold it was that night. But we do know that Joseph and a very pregnant Mary found themselves alone in a new city with nowhere to take shelter. Were they afraid?...
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