Soldiers aren’t the only ones dying in Yemen
At least one child dies every 10 minutes due to Yemen’s humanitarian crisis. Civil war has torn the country apart for years, but it’s not the bullets and bombs that are the greatest threat. It’s the extreme shortage of food and medicine the war has caused. More than...What Difference Does our Medical Emergency Fund Really Make?
What happens when your child has a serious medical emergency, but you live in a developing country and can’t afford treatment? All too often, poverty turns easily treatable conditions into death sentences. Parents are forced to watch as their children suffer without...Watch Now: Scenes from the Syrian Refugee Crisis
When attempting to explain the crisis in Syria, words only go so far. The gut-wrenching descriptions of the violence millions of families have experienced and the staggering statistics of deaths and of those fleeing into overcrowded refugee camps convey an...Crisis in the Horn of Africa
Most of us in America may just be hearing about the mounting crisis in Somalia and the surrounding nations in what is commonly called the “Horn of Africa.” Images of malnourished children and lines of refugees have only recently reached our television screens after...
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