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4 Ways You Can Change a Life Through Crisis Relief

No one is prepared when tragedy strikes. That’s the nature of a disaster—it’s unexpected and devastating. The same is true of political unrest. Although many may see the warning signs, few are usually prepared for the consequences. At World Help, we’re committed to...

Ecuador Earthquake Victims Fight to Survive

Over 500 are dead and hundreds more are missing following the most devastating earthquake to strike the nation of Ecuador in 30 years. Widespread damage has left an estimated 4,000 homeless and in dire need of continued aid and relief. Yesterday morning, a 6.2...

Crisis in Ecuador: Urgent Response Needed

Hundreds are dead, thousands injured, and widespread devastation have been caused by the largest earthquake to strike the nation of Ecuador in more than 30 years. Right now, an immediate outpouring of aid and relief is essential in the communities hardest hit. Please...

5 Ways We’re Saving Refugees’ Lives This Winter

Biting winds and frigid temperatures have made it clear that winter has made its chilling return in Iraq, and over 3 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) have once again found themselves at its mercy. The onset of another brutal winter has sent millions to the...

2015 Impact: Crisis Relief

Between the largest documented humanitarian crisis in the Middle East and earthquakes in Nepal, 2015 was marked by crushing heartache and destruction. But World Help supporters refused to be overwhelmed into inaction. Nepal On April 25, a violent, 7.8 magnitude...
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