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Starvation: The new ‘normal’ for refugees

Starvation: The new ‘normal’ for refugees

“Starving Syrian refugee sets herself on fire.” After 28-year-old Sundus Fathallah was dragged from her burning tent in January, this startling headline appeared in newspapers across the Middle East. Everyone assumed the young mother had attempted to take her own life...
How will you celebrate World Food Day?

How will you celebrate World Food Day?

It seems like these days there’s a day to celebrate just about every popular food on earth. • Jan. 16: International Hot and Spicy Food Day • March 9: Meatball Day • June 7: National Doughnut Day • July 13: National French Fry Day And those are just a few of the...
Rescue a child from the red zone

Rescue a child from the red zone

What does starvation look like? You’ve probably seen the images — children with swollen bellies, bony legs, and brittle, yellowed hair. Those images are devastating, but they are just one part of the harsh reality of a global food crisis. Starvation also looks like a...

Mari Audeli | A Rescue Story

Elsa was 16 years old and utterly destitute when she discovered she was going to have a baby. It was the last thing on earth she felt prepared to do. She wondered whether her emaciated, feeble body could even withstand the pregnancy. A gripping fear began to come over...

our pledge: their hope

On World Water Day, we asked you to pledge with us to improve global sanitation. We asked you to look honestly at the World Water Crisis, and we asked you to do something about it . . . and you did! With more than 1 billion people without access to safe drinking water...
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