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You are a Humanitarian

On World Humanitarian Day 2023, everyone at Project HOPE is so appreciative that you are part of our growing community of compassionate humanitarians. In this world where health disparities persist and too many are living with injustice, it’s easy to feel like you can’t make a difference. The truth is that you can…

When we take collective action as a community of humanitarians, we can bring about real change in the lives of so many people. And the need for us all to take concrete steps to make the world a healthier, more equitable place is growing increasingly urgent.

Join in honoring World Humanitarian Day with the Project HOPE community by taking the I am a Humanitarian pledge today. When you take the pledge, you're making a commitment to the principles that drive HOPE and humanitarianism in your everyday life.

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Everyone is a humanitarian. We all have the power to be a humanitarian in our own unique way. Whether it's by calling Congress, starting a fundraiser, volunteering, becoming a HOPE Partner monthly donor, or even just looking out for your neighbors, you each bring a future where everyone has the health care they need closer to reality.

Check out more steps you can take to bring your humanitarian values to life below:

Take the pledge today to say I am a Humanitarian and share on social media to inspire your own community and networks!

A photograph of a Project HOPE team member wearing safety gear and helmet as they work through the remains of buildings looking for survivors of the February 2023 earthquakes in Turkiye.

Can you raise $25? That could provide 100 humanitarian workers with mental health support and training. You can start your own fundraiser here or use the built in fundraising tools on Instagram and Facebook — and share your campaign with your community.

Project HOPE CEO Rabih Torbay smiles under his medical mask as he hugs a Ukrainian team member in a hospital. A large play button is shown on top of the photo.

Watch our video on how our humanitarianism has changed since 1958, and join us on August 25th for a YouTube premiere event to hear from the humanitarian heroes leading Project HOPE.

A photograph of a Project HOPE team member shows her smiling and sitting in a safe space for children after the traumatic earthquakes in Turkiye and Syria. On one side of her is a laughing young girl holding a baby, and on the other side sits a young boy wearing a polo and long sleeves who looks serious as he watches the activities.

Learn more about how Project HOPE shows up as humanitarians in health emergencies in Sudan, Türkiye, Syria, Haiti and Ukraine.

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