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Urgent need: Mosul’s people poisoned by dirty water

Urgent need: Mosul’s people poisoned by dirty water

It wasn’t long after ISIS took control of the city of Mosul that residents began falling sick. Baffled at first, many assumed the widespread sickness was the result of harsh living conditions and exposure to trauma … but they were wrong. Mosul’s people were being...
Providing the tools to save a life

Providing the tools to save a life

When Lorena, 32, started experiencing severe stomach pain, she decided she wouldn’t let it hold her back. She was young and tough. She had a life to live and children to care for. Lorena ignored the pain and its warning symptoms. For months, she tried to manage her...
You can save lives through shipping

You can save lives through shipping

Right now across the globe, someone is desperately waiting for the aid they need to survive. We currently have emergency food and medical supplies packed and ready to ship … we just need your help to cover the shipping cost.  Every $1 you give will send $33 in...
Refugees suffer another deadly blow

Refugees suffer another deadly blow

An unexpected winter storm hit northern Syria and much of the Middle East in late December, covering the decimated city of Aleppo in snow — a death sentence for thousands of homeless refugees. This weather event is devastating for displaced families throughout the...
Massacre rages in Aleppo: Here’s how you can help

Massacre rages in Aleppo: Here’s how you can help

A glimpse of hope for civilians trapped in eastern Aleppo lasted less than 24 hours before airstrikes continued today. And once again, the evacuation of tens of thousands has been indefinitely halted. Inside the bloody war zone, distraught civilians face more than...
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