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Matthew 25: Ministries

Thematic Focus Areas

Disaster Relief
Hunger
Disaster ReliefHunger
Helping the poorest of the poor. Providing disaster relief, food, clothing, personal hygiene and education supplies. Meeting the most basic needs of severely suffering people.

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Matthew 25: Ministries

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Meet 14 Nonprofits Advancing Disaster Preparedness and Response

When disaster strikes, there isn’t time to wait for donations to come in before a response is launched. Nonprofits like our Charity Alliance partners can mobilize within hours of a disaster because they’ve spent months preparing for the unexpected. They often have teams, partners, supplies, and response plans in place long before a hurricane makes landfall, an earthquake hits, or a wildfire spreads.  That’s why giving before a disaster is so important. Your donation helps relief organizations stay ready year-round so that they can respond to crises immediately. Our partners highlighted below bring decades of experience helping people through some of their most difficult moments. Their work shows the power of proactive giving, making it possible to deliver aid...
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  • Title: Rapid Disaster Response to Flooding in Florida
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MATTHEW 25: MINISTRIES: Long Term Disaster Response to the Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine
We left our home on the day when it all started. There was an explosion in our town at 5AM. We saw unpleasant things happening outside when we looked through the widow. We have two small children and we didn’t hesitate to start packing our stuff because we didn’t know what was going on. We drove for a day without stopping except at gas stations. We drove because the fighting was almost behind us. We were going to our friends’ town, but they called us and said that is was restless there and that there were shootings. We were confused because we no longer knew where to go. I remembered that my cousin lived in that region. We asked her if it was possible for us to come to her because we were exhausted. We needed to rest because it had been very difficult to spend a day in the...
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