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Humanitarian and Disaster Relief
GET INVOLVED
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?
$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.
$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.
Urgent Responses
AP/Photo Pedro Mattey
Venezuela Earthquakes
Natural Disaster
On June 24, two powerful 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes struck Venezuela. The larger tremor is the most powerful to hit the country in over a century Both earthquakes have resulted in mass casualties and widespread devastation. This disaster is a significant blow to the already fragile country and threatens to displace thousands of families from their homes and communities. World Relief is rapidly mobilizing to respond to this evolving crisis — both on the ground through partners in Venezuela and here in the U.S. as we support our Venezuelan clients impacted by this devastating event. But we cannot do it without you.
AP/Photo Al-hadji Kudra Maliro
Ebola Outbreak
Global Health Emergency
A rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak has been confirmed in Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, and the World Health Organization has declared it a global health emergency. With fatality rates as high as 50% and no vaccine for this strain, the threat is immediate and escalating across borders. In crises like this, prevention isn’t optional — it’s lifesaving. World Relief is already on the ground, mobilizing local leaders to spread awareness and prevention measures, as well as providing protective and isolation supplies to stop the spread. Time is of the essence. Your gift can help save lives today. Meet the urgency of the moment.
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.
Ongoing Responses
AP/Photo John Locher
United States
Public Policy
In January 2026, federal immigration agents detained dozens of lawfully present refugees in Minnesota, including children. These actions came on the heels of increasingly aggressive enforcement tactics against lawfully present immigrants across the United States. The agents, some dressed in plain clothes, lured refugees out of their homes, where they were transported to holding facilities and then, in many cases, out of the state.
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.
