To raise funds to support World Relief programs in Malawi and Cambodia, as well as raise awareness of the needs of the people, especially women and children, in those countries.

Learn more about the local Women Who Stand that are participating.

Because most Cambodians are subsistence farmers, growing only rice, all families are vulnerable to crop failure, which often leads to poor nutrition. For $12,500, World Relief Cambodia will be able to provide 5,000 people with access to moringa tree seedlings and the training to grow, process, and use the plants' leaves, which are so high in nutritional value that the moringa tree is also known as "the miracle tree." This extra source of nutrition is especially beneficial to those living with HIV/AIDS.

In Malawi, HIV/AIDS has devastated numerous families. Many children would like to go to school but cannot afford the uniform and supplies necessary to attend . Also, at the secondary school level, required school fees can be a crushing burden. For $12,500, World Relief Malawi will be able to provide school kits to 350 children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and school fee grants to 50 children to continue their education at the secondary level.