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What’s for Dinner When There’s No Dinner?

What’s for Dinner When There’s No Dinner?

  Every day after school, one of the first questions I’d ask my grandma was, “What’s for dinner?” Sometimes, I liked what she suggested. Other times, I’d try to bargain for something that sounded “better.” Either way, I ended up with a plate in front of me and a...
Why is Famine Still a Problem in the 21st Century?

Why is Famine Still a Problem in the 21st Century?

  We’ve all heard the word “famine” before, but few people realize it’s not just a general term for a food shortage. Experts use the word ‘famine’ to describe an extreme, deadly food crisis. For a famine to be officially declared, the following conditions must be...
What’s Happening in North Korea?

What’s Happening in North Korea?

  How do you follow Christ when … … your whole family could be imprisoned if you even speak the name of Jesus? … owning a Bible can carry the death penalty? … you’re struggling to survive without food? These aren’t just hypotheticals for North Korean Christians —...
Your Giving in Review: Check Out What You Did in Just 30 Days!

Your Giving in Review: Check Out What You Did in Just 30 Days!

  The more things change, the more they stay the same. It’s a well-known phrase first coined by French journalist, critic, and novelist Alphonse Karr … and it perfectly describes the impact of the World Help family each month! The world is always changing. But as...
What Does Famine Look Like Around the World?

What Does Famine Look Like Around the World?

  If you live in the Western world, food is everywhere. Grocery stores are stocked with meat, produce, dairy, and everything in between, while restaurants and gas stations frequently fill with hungry patrons looking for an easy bite to eat. With so much food,...
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.

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