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International Relief Teams

Thematic Focus Areas

Disaster Relief
Global Health
Hunger
Alleviates human suffering by providing health services and other assistance to victims of disaster, poverty and neglect, in the United States and around the world.
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Website

EIN

33-0412751

CFC Number

11680

Give Global Blog

Young Changemakers discuss their ideas.
It’s August, which means kids are saying goodbye to summer break to go back to school next month. But 244 million kids around the world didn’t attend school last year, and millions more did not receive a quality education. Many barriers hold kids back, from navigating the classroom with a disability to experiencing food insecurity. Imagine all the future scientists, leaders and innovators we lose when millions of children can’t access a quality, consistent education. As Malala Yousafzai said, “one child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.” Luckily, our charity partners are working to give every...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Disaster relief
  • Charity: International Relief Teams
  • Country: Yemen

  • Title: Disaster relief
  • Charity: International Relief Teams
  • Country: Happy Camp, California

  • Title: Disaster relief
  • Charity: International Relief Teams
  • Country: Syria
  • Photo Credit: Sami Jasssar_Save the Syrian Children

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Islam receives treatment after an airstrike kills members of her family. (Photo credit: Save the Syrian Children) Islam was at home when the bombs from the planes hit. After the first airstrike, her house collapsed on her and her family. Pinned under the rubble, she recalls hearing her mother screaming in agony – also under heavy debris. More airstrikes targeting the community followed. As her throat filled with dust, Islam realized her mother was no longer screaming. Although she survived the airstrike, she later learned that her mother had perished. The rescue of Islam as posted by Save the Syrian Children, here. Mohammed’s Story Four-year-old Mohammed was playing on the street, as children do. Suddenly he and his brother heard the blaring sound of sirens alerting them of incoming Russian and Syrian regime airplanes. Mohammed and his brother made the fateful decision to carry on their games outside. Not long...