Celebrate International Women’s Day by attending Elevate Her: Empower, Inspire, Achieve with the International Rescue Committee and Operation Smile on March 7!

Islamic Relief USA makes giving back easy during Ramadan

A girl holding a fruit and smiling

For Muslims around the world, the start of Ramadan signals a holy time of fasting, prayer, and reflection. It is also when many will be giving Zakat to those in need during this time. Zakat, or almsgiving, is one of the five pillars of Islam, and every sane, adult Muslim who owns wealth over a […]

A path to economic empowerment in Mbeya, Tanzania

Celebration of the grand opening of a new shopping center. With funding from The Salvation Army World Service Office, 10 shops with storage and bathrooms were constructed to provide local sellers with legitimate space for their businesses.

Almost 700 million people around the world survive on less than $2.15 a day. Having a reliable and sufficient income is the foundation to improving individual lives, local communities, and ultimately the whole world. In other words, economic development is the gift that keeps on giving.  In a remarkable journey, Charity Alliance member The Salvation […]

Celebrating five charities and decades of global impact

At Global Impact, we’ve spent the last six and a half decades working alongside leading charities that are experts at addressing global causes. From helping refugees after World War II to providing care at the height of the AIDS epidemic, our charity partners have spent decades responding to and shaping history; honing their expertise to […]

Breaking Intergenerational Poverty Through the Transformative Force of Education

Global Philanthropy; Update on Jalisco HOPE scholarships

On International Day of Education, our partner Children International shares how education and workplace training can break the cycle of poverty for generations to come. Read more about their innovative programming below. January 24th is the sixth International Day of Education, celebrating the role of education for peace and development. In 1948, the United Nations […]

How are children and their education affected by crisis?

Children raise their hands at school.

Poor access to education can undermine people’s potential to improve their lives. The International Rescue Committee provides children, youth, and adults with educational opportunities that help keep them safe and learning the skills they need to survive and thrive. Almost a third of all crisis-affected children lose access to education. Here’s what the IRC is […]

You actually can buy happiness (It’s available at work!)

Newlyweds Goreth and Mbimbi pose together

So often, we hear that money can’t buy happiness. And it’s true that you can’t pick up joy in a box on the shelf.  But what if spending money actually could deliver happiness in return? There’s a lot of evidence that it can! It turns out that once our basic needs are met, having more […]

Goodness wrapped: 5 inspiring charity stories in 2023

Woman receiving an eye exam

Every December, I reflect on the year we’ve had and all the good I’m thankful for. It’s a common practice for many of us this time of the year alongside our celebrations with friends and family. At the same time, I am reminded of everything that’s happened this year both personally and globally. As I […]

Forced to flee: Top countries refugees are coming from

Ukrainians Ivan, Elena, and their three children are refugees in Moldova where they share a house with six other Ukranian refugees.

Home. The word is defined as the place where one lives, but it also carries an emotional undertone. To many, home means security and history, a place where they belong. For millions of people around the globe, home no longer exists. There are over 100 million displaced people in the world today from causes as […]

HIV treatment, care restore life of 35-year-old migrant

Cruz Antonio Sifuentes attends an appointment for HIV care through support from Socios En Salud, as Partners In Health is known in Peru.

This week, we honor World AIDS Day on Dec. 1, a day of solidarity, education, and support for the millions affected by the virus. We honor the lives lost, celebrate the advancements in treatment and prevention, and renew our commitment to ending the stigma and discrimination that still surrounds this health crisis. This day stands […]

Three Somali mothers battle drought and famine

IRC Nutrition Officer Dr. Ahmed speaks with 21-year-old mother Nasteho in her home at Gadoon Village.

In Somalia, families are currently facing a catastrophic food crisis. This is the result of a severe and prolonged drought and decades of conflict that have destroyed crop production and made it almost impossible for herders to find food for their animals. The most vulnerable are children, with 50% of children under 5 in the […]

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