Why The Path?
Across our world, conflict and disasters are increasing with each passing year. These heartbreaking events are forcing families in crisis to make a devastating choice - to stay, or leave in hopes of a different future.
This is why The Path, World Relief’s monthly giving community, exists.
Together, we are compassionate men and women who are committed to walking alongside families in their greatest hour of need - and beyond.
When you partner monthly through the Path, together, we:
Respond:
Deliver emergency food, water, shelter, psychosocial support and more to families in conflict and disaster zones through our global network of churches, partners and local volunteers
Strengthen:
Work hand-in-hand with local churches to strengthen communities, building resilience to some of the most pressing drivers of displacement through programs in savings, agriculture, health and more.
Rebuild:
Support families with the care and resources needed to adapt and integrate well into their new communities, while also creating welcoming communities for our newest neighbors here in the U.S.
“When I believe in something, I want to financially support it… we are to be God’s hands extended in the world. I think that’s what World Relief is.”
— Karen Marion, Pathmaker
As a valuable member of The Path community, you’ll be:
Informed
about how you can be a solution to the problems in our world.
Connected
through inspiring updates, virtual events, prayer updates and more.
Inspired
by real stories of how your partnership in this work is transforming lives.
By partnering with your monthly gift through The Path, you provide consistent, reliable support that empowers World Relief to meet urgent needs and plan for long-term solutions. Monthly giving ensures that these families don’t have to wait for help—they can count on it every day, every month, along their entire journey as they work to rebuild their lives. Here’s what your monthly gift can do today:
$25/mo over a year
can provide transportation to medical appointments for newly arrived refugees and immigrants in the U.S.
$40/mo over a year
can provide support for 3 refugees in the U.S. to find jobs so they can provide for their families
$80/mo over a year
can provide shelter repair kits to 12 vulnerable families whose homes have been destroyed by a natural disaster
$30
Can provide training on psychosocial support skills for an essential worker working among displaced people
$90
Can supply a welcome kit containing kitchen supplies, bedding, hygiene and other household items to a newly arrived family in the U.S.
$200
Can provide food packages for 5 vulnerable families in a disaster zone