Millions of children, women and men have been forced to flee escalating violence in Sudan. Vulnerable families have lost access to vital lifesaving supplies and are in dire need of protection, shelter, food and water. And now, they face another challenge: deadly cholera outbreaks. Overcrowding, lack of clean water and hygiene items create the perfect conditions for cholera to spread.
These families are resilient, but they can't survive on strength alone — resources are stretched thin, and they need your generosity more than ever. Your compassionate monthly support can help keep UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, on the ground. You will help provide lifesaving aid including food, medicine and clean water. You can stand with these families in Sudan — and refugee families around the world — with a generous monthly donation right now. You'll provide the relief that comes in knowing they are not alone.
A monthly gift is the most effective way to make a difference for people forced to flee their homes. By giving monthly, you can help rush critical supplies to children and families in need around the world long after the headlines fade. Your ongoing commitment provides refugees with emergency support, long-term care and hope for the future year-round.
Please don't hesitate, every second counts, and your tax-deductible monthly gifts to USA for UNHCR can change lives around the world — in Sudan and wherever refugees are in need of help.
- USA for UNHCR is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
- Gifts are 100% tax-deductible to the extent of the law
- All donations are processed securely
- As a donor, you'll receive updates on how your gift helps families like these
- Any amount you give can help ease the suffering of those in urgent need
Looking for other ways to give?
We've just made it easier for you. You can make an impact in refugees' lives today by making a gift through your Donor Advised Fund. You can log into your Giving Account now by using the convenient DAF Direct form to the right to make your grant recommendation to USA for UNHCR.
