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Watch this special interview

Our World Help staff recently had the opportunity to talk over Zoom through a translator with our partner in Nicaragua. He shared how the coronavirus is impacting his country and how gifts from people like you are helping save lives.

Since you have a heart for helping families in need, we wanted to share this special interview with you. Please watch and enjoy.

Please note: Due to the sensitive nature of this video from the field, we ask that you refrain from sharing it publicly.

Your gift today will help provide essentials like food, clean water, medical care, hygiene kits, and more. You’ll also help erase World Help’s projected financial shortfall caused by canceled fundraising events and bring hope during this global pandemic.

And thanks to a new matching gift pledged by World Help Board members, your donation DOUBLES up to $300,000! Now, every $8 helps TWO people in need. Click the button below to help save a life.

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Our Financial Commitment

Your gift will be used exclusively for the exempt purposes of World Help, a 501(c)(3) organization, and will be considered tax-deductible to the full extent allowed under the federal tax laws. You should consult with your personal income tax advisor for more guidance about your individual tax situation. Gifts are considered to be without restriction unless explicitly stipulated by the donor. All restricted gifts for a specific project receive an administrative assessment, which is used to offset administrative and fundraising costs.

If contributed funds exceed the specific need of a project, or due to unforeseen circumstances the project cannot be completed, those funds will be used where they will make the greatest impact to fulfill the mission and purpose of World Help. You can access World Help’s full financial reports at worldhelp.net/financials.

You may also request a hard copy, as well as descriptions of World Help’s programs, by calling 800-541-6691.

Graphical illustration of the World Help financial breakdown and accountability.