Give Global Blog
Florida. Pakistan. The Horn of Africa. Ukraine. Afghanistan. If you’re keeping up with the news cycle, it seems like there’s a new emergency popping up at the forefront faster than we can even process the emergency that occurred before it. And with so many disasters happening around the world, it can feel flustering to decide when and where your gift can make the most impact. Investing in disaster preparation, recovery and resilience goes hand-in-hand with advancing other global causes such as health, education, economic development and more. Our charity partners Americares, Direct Relief, International Medical Corps, Matthew 25: Ministries, Mercy…
Charity Photos
- Title: Joy in Yemen
- Charity: International Medical Corps
- Country: Yemen
- Photo Credit: Karar Al-Moaed / International Medical Corps / Yemen
All smiles from a group of children at the Heratha camp for internally displaced people in Yemen, where we’re working to support people caught up in one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters. Our dedicated teams continue to provide lifesaving services, including access to clean water, nutrition, healthcare services and much more.
- Title: Ayak Andrews at her food stand
- Charity: International Medical Corps
- Country: South Sudan
- Photo Credit: Patrick Meinhardt / International Medical Corps / South Sudan
- Title: Adults with children fleeing Ukraine
- Charity: International Medical Corps
- Country: Ukraine
- Photo Credit: Ukraine
Taken at a reception center along the Polish/Ukraine border as people flee the Ukraine crisis amid Russia invasion
Charity Videos
Charity Impact
When a massive earthquake rocked Haiti on August 14, more than 650,000 people were left in need of emergency humanitarian assistance, while more than half of healthcare facilities were damaged or destroyed. At the request of the Haitian government, International Medical Corps staff and volunteers deployed our Emergency Medical Team (EMT) Fixed Type 1 facility—a multi-tent field hospital, accompanied by a team of clinical and emergency response experts—to Aquin, on Haiti’s southwest coast, in early September. This is the story of how a team of medical volunteers worked with two local nurses, our security and logistics teams, and one local hospital to save a 16-day-old baby. The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) estimates that 22,000 women in Haiti will give birth in the next three months. Thanks to the earthquake and the damage it caused to healthcare infrastructure in the country, thousands of women have already gone without prenatal and…
