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Help a child battling starvation

Help a child battling starvation

If you met a starving child today and you knew you had the means to save his life, would you do it? Today, it’s estimated that globally nearly 800 million people suffer from hunger and malnutrition. And in Africa, the hunger crisis is escalating at an alarming rate....
Extreme hunger crisis: How you can help

Extreme hunger crisis: How you can help

Extreme hunger. The images coming out of sub-Saharan Africa are heartbreaking — photos of children crying in pain and photos of parents, desperate to feed their toddlers, teaching them how to suck the marrow from the bones of animal carcasses. The African hunger...
From the field | Child sponsorship gives kids a second chance

From the field | Child sponsorship gives kids a second chance

Yesterday, I shared the desperate needs of refugee children in northern Uganda with you and received an incredible response. I can’t tell you how grateful I am for the generosity that was shown. But, in addition to immediate help, these boys and girls need long-term...
Leaving behind a better world

Leaving behind a better world

You learned many fundamental lessons as a child — treat others the way you want to be treated, always be honest, accept consequences for your actions. If you were in Girl Scouts or Boy Scouts, you were probably taught to leave every place better than you found it. At...
Recovering a stolen childhood

Recovering a stolen childhood

War seems so clear-cut in our history books. We’re given an exact start date and an exact end date and told that everything that matters happened in between. There may be a chapter or two dedicated to the causes that led up to the war, but we rarely get more than a...
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