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Humanitarian and Disaster Relief

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Humanitarian and Disaster Relief

War in Sudan. Suffering in Gaza. Fear and uncertainty in the U.S.

Today, millions around the world are suffering as a result of urgent humanitarian crises. Whether it be war, refugee policy changes or natural disasters, World Relief is responding. Will you rush aid when it is most needed?

Donation frequency: Monthly Once

$26/mo over a year

will give 12 families access to clean water and sanitation, helping prevent deadly disease in the midst of crisis.

$60/mo over a year

provides six people pursuing trauma counseling and mental health support to help heal and rebuild their life.

$100/mo over a year

equips 12 children with school uniforms, backpacks and school supplies, ensuring they can learn alongside their peers.

Give Monthly

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$58

provides a mother currently experiencing displacement with immediate life-saving health and nutrition support for her children.

$72

provides one month of food assistance to a family in another country.

$217

provides a displaced family with emergency shelter and supplies.

Give Once

Urgent Responses

AP/Photo Hassan Ammar

The Middle East

Escalating Crisis

After years of tension and conflict, the crisis in the Middle East has only escalated in recent months. Since early 2026, armed conflict and government upheaval has forced thousands across the Middle East to flee their homes. In Lebanon alone, more than 800,000 were forcibly displaced within one week after conflict reached new levels in early March. That number is rising every day.

AP/Photo John Locher

United States

Public Policy

In January 2025, the U.S. government suspended the Refugee Reception & Placement (R&P) program and terminated its long-standing agreement with World Relief to resettle refugees. This decision immediately impacted 4,000 newly arrived refugees in our care, eliminating critical federal funding intended to provide essentials like housing, food and basic support during their first 90 days in the U.S.

AP/Photo Hatias Delacroix

Hurricane Melissa

Natural Disaster

Hurricane Melissa, both historic and catastrophic in strength, claimed over 60 lives across the Caribbean as it battered Jamaica, Haiti and surrounding countries. It also destroyed crops, killed livestock and tore off roofs. As Pascal Bimenyimana, country director of World Relief Haiti

Sudan

War & Invasion

On October 24, 2025, the city of El Fasher in North Darfur, Sudan, was invaded and seized. Accounts of horrific violence have since emerged, with reports describing devastating scenes of entire neighborhoods destroyed

Photographed by Sean Sheridan, 2022 for World Relief

Ukraine

War & Invasion

In 2024, an estimated 14.6 million people will be in need of humanitarian aid due to the ongoing war in Ukraine. Since the earliest days of this crisis, generous people like you have responded by welcoming Ukrainians in the United States and providing emergency assistance in Eastern Europe.

Afghan Crisis

On Sunday, August 15, 2021, the Taliban gained control over of the Afghan capital of Kabul. Chaos has erupted as families are unsure of their future and thousands of lives are at stake.

Some of those facing the greatest danger are men and women whose association with the U.S. is now threatening their lives and the lives of their families. While these men and women have Special Immigrant Visa's (SIVs) pending, they are currently trapped in Kabul facing violence and persecution.

Together we can respond.

Volunteer with your local office and support Afghan families that have already been evacuated from Afghanistan and welcome those arriving.

Advocate and call on Congress to do everything in their power to evacuate as many as possible and resettle Afghan refugees.

Give and promote peace and justice in violence-stricken regions, like Afghanistan, all around the world.

Haiti Earthquake

On August 14, 2021, a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck Les Ceyes, Haiti. Within 24 hours, the death toll had reached over 500, with more than 5700 people reported injured. The earthquake’s impact triggered a landslide, blocking off key access to Les Ceyes. Many buildings and homes have collapsed, and hospitals are overwhelmed by the numbers in need.

The Earthquake has been devastating to the people in Haiti, and they are in urgent need of our support and resources to restore their communities.

Together we can meet these urgent needs by providing medical supplies and staff, hygiene supplies, food, drinking water, psychosocial support, tents, and blankets.

Together we can make difference in the lives of those impacted by the earthquake.

Southern Border Crisis

Unaccompanied children are crowding into temporary shelters. People are desperate and crossing flooded rivers. Lives are being lost, families have been torn apart and policies continue to change, yet effect no change.

While this is complex, we are responding today — from without our local communities to shelters along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Together we are meeting immediate needs for food, water, health and shelter while also advocating for biblically-based immigration reform and building welcoming communities where families can rebuild their lives.

It doesn’t have to be this way.
Because while solutions remain complex, together we have the ability and expertise to help now.

Here’s how:

Respond

Together, we’re working with churches and other partners to build capacity and meet urgent needs both ‘here and there’.

Advocate

With your support, our high-calibre team of policy experts are tirelessly advocating for the world's most vulnerable and biblically-based policies in the halls of power in D.C. and in communities around the county.

Rebuild

Hand in hand, with you and churches across the nation, we’re committed for the long-term. Together, we’ll do the hard work of rebuilding lives as we help families find safe, reliable shelter and emergency assistance.

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