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Why should you still care about refugees?

Why should you still care about refugees?

After years of seeing televised footage of overcrowded refugee camps, it’s challenging not to become overwhelmed … or worse yet, apathetic. Across the world, there are an estimated 65 million displaced people — in Uganda, Syria, Jordan, South Sudan, Iraq, and beyond....
You’ve heard their stories. How will you respond?

You’ve heard their stories. How will you respond?

In the news, there are countless stories of refugees all over our world who have fled for their lives and now are struggling to survive. As you read, watch, and think about their stories, I hope you’ll be praying for the many people suffering far from home. And I hope...
What victory looks like to a refugee

What victory looks like to a refugee

“Hunger is not victory … A flooded tent is not victory.” These words are from our partner in Syria who has seen hundreds of refugees forced to flee from ISIS. Although the Arab and Kurdish military declared victory as they drove ISIS out of Raqqa last month, there is...
Turn $1 into $33 worth of lifesaving supplies

Turn $1 into $33 worth of lifesaving supplies

In refugee camps and poverty-stricken villages around the world, supplies are desperately low. And with the coldest winter months approaching, many people are wondering how they will survive. But today, you can ship over $1,500 worth of food, medicine, and other...
Our Financial Commitment

World Help is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your gift is tax-deductible as allowed by law. Unless you specify otherwise, gifts are considered unrestricted. Donations designated for a specific project include a small administrative fee to help cover operating and fundraising costs. If a project receives more funds than needed, or cannot be completed, your gift will be used where it can make the greatest impact in support of World Help's mission. You can view our full financial reports here.

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