These shipments will save lives … but not without you
Yolanda could barely get out of bed or stand on her own. The 12-year-old was severely malnourished due to the lack of food in her Guatemalan village. Her family was extremely poor and couldn’t afford a doctor’s visit. But because of donors’ generosity, donated medical...
How shipping and handling can rescue moms and babies
When a woman living in a remote, poverty-stricken village is pregnant, she is on her own. Hospitals are too far away and too expensive. Local clinics can’t offer much in the way of medication or treatment because they are underequipped. So, when something goes wrong,...
Shipping aid: It may not be glamorous … but it saves lives
OK, I admit it. Sometimes I get antsy sitting behind a desk and working on a computer all day. So, when I found out the World Help staff would be volunteering one afternoon at our warehouse where we prepare to ship donated food, medicine, and other lifesaving supplies...
Taking a bite out of poverty
For the first time in quite a long while, Norma is able to smile. At the age of 43, she has already endured unspeakable tragedy — losing one of her children to leukemia. She worked hard in the midst of her sorrow, doing her best to provide for her remaining four...
Starving Yemenis ravaged by civil war
Babies are too weak from hunger to cry. Mothers are too malnourished to breastfeed. And untreated illnesses are sweeping through the nation of Yemen. Right now, countless people are on the brink of death. But they don’t have to be. You can help save the life of one...
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