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From the field | Join the fight for Mosul

“It’s victory time!” This past weekend, nearly 1 million people in the ISIS-controlled city of Mosul, Iraq, awakened to this long-awaited headline. The bold text printed across leaflets dropped by the Iraqi Air Force proclaimed that liberation of their city was...

World Food Day: Hungry for hope

This story begins with an ending — the end of life as Monthir’s family knew it. On Aug. 6, 2014, Monthir and his family fled the Christian village of Qaraqoush under cover of nightfall. His heart breaking, Monthir knew that from this day forward, his family’s past...

Your help needed: Hurricane relief in Cuba and Haiti

“There is still no electricity … it is a rural, mountainous area. The homes are made of wood and the roofs are thatch. The winds were very strong and the city was destroyed,” our team member in Cuba said. Reports continue to come in of the devastation Hurricane...

Urgent Need in Aleppo: Will You Help?

Your help is needed today to make an emergency delivery of relief supplies to war-ravaged Aleppo in Syria. Airstrikes and mortars have pummeled relief camps throughout the Aleppo area in the last 72 hours, cutting off thousands from life-saving supplies. More than...

5 Things You Should Know about the Ukraine Crisis

We’re calling it The Forgotten Crisis of 2016. The reason? You probably haven’t heard much about it. For families living in the crossfire of civil war in Ukraine, forgotten is a concept they’re familiar with. Most aid organizations have left the region, and their...
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