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Nepal: Bringing Help and Hope Where Few Can

Today, our international development team made it to some of the most unreached areas of Nepal to provide critical aid and support to earthquake survivors. In these remote mountain locations, many villages have not been accessed by outside teams since the April 25...

Nepal: Assessing Needs on the Ground

Four days after a massive 7.8 earthquake devastated central Nepal, our international development team is on the ground evaluating needs and distributing aid to those desperate for help. Here’s a small glimpse of what they saw today. All throughout Kathmandu, people...

After Haiyan: Update from the Philippines

Millions of Filipinos are still struggling to survive in the aftermath of Super Typhoon Haiyan. We need your help today to continue meeting immediate needs and to begin rebuilding communities from the ground up.  Today, we want to share with you the latest video...

Humanitarian Emergency Escalates in Philippines

Typhoon Haiyan (also called “Yolanda”) was the most powerful cyclone to hit the Philippines in over three decades. It has been said by many that it’s “the most devastating storm to make landfall in history.” The super cyclone shocked the impoverished nation of 96...

Typhoon Haiyan Relief Assistance

Over 25 million people in the Philippines stood in the path of super typhoon Haiyan, possibly the largest, most powerful cyclone ever to hit the tiny island group. The category 5 super cyclone made landfall yesterday, unleashing winds topping 200 mph and leaving a...
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