John, with just a few hours left to reach our $50,000 goal in honor of World Humanitarian Day, we’re still falling short.

As children around the world experience conflict, hunger, disaster and other hardships, we need your help to continue our lifesaving work. These are just three of the many global humanitarian crises threatening children’s futures right now – places where your support can help make a critical difference:

1. In Sudan, more than 3.1 million people – including 1.5 million children – have been displaced since violent conflict erupted in April. Your support can help set up child-friendly spaces where kids can feel safe.
2. Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, is the world’s largest refugee camp, with nearly 1 million Rohingya refugees living within a cramped 5 mile radius. Your support can help provide lifesaving medical care and child protection services for families in refugee camps like Cox’s Bazar.
3. Guatemala is one of many places where the climate crisis is causing more storms and severe weather events, putting entire communities’ food and livelihoods at risk. Your support can help communities impacted by the climate crisis learn more sustainable farming practices to provide for generations of children to come.

Together, we can reach millions of children all around the world with lifesaving resources and care. We can respond when emergencies strike and help build long-term solutions to the challenges brought on by the climate crisis. We can expand educational and health care services to some of the world’s hardest-to-reach communities.

All of this is possible with your support, John. Please, before World Humanitarian Day ends at midnight, will you donate $30 or more to help children around the world grow up healthy, educated and safe?

Thank you for everything you do to make brighter futures possible.

Michelle Sharnick
Digital Strategy Advisor
Save the Children