Help Families Stranded At The Mexico Border
Learn MoreWorsening conflicts and crises in many Central and South American countries have driven desperate families to journey north in search of a better life. Many of these families consist of women and children trying to escape violence, assault, and poverty. They’ve traveled hundreds of miles on foot, and some have endured exploitation and abuse along the way.
Now, families are stuck at the Mexico border without the essentials they need to survive. While they try to figure out what to do next, they’re fighting for their lives each day without supplies like food and water. People living in border towns in Mexico are also struggling to accommodate the influx of desperate travelers and can’t provide the resources they need.
Your $15 gift will provide a nutritious meal for two families affected by this crisis at the Mexico border.
• $15 provides nutritious food for two families
• $30 provides nutritious food for four families
• $60 provides nutritious food for eight families
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