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Our Giving Tuesday Match starts now. Be among the first to give for: 1) People affected by conflict in Sudan, 2) Children and mothers in Pakistan, 3) Civilians caught in the crossfire in Haiti. DOUBLE MY IMPACT

Hello,

There is no time to lose when it comes to saving lives. Right now, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams are bandaging wounded patients, securing clean water for communities, facilitating group therapy sessions, and much more for people affected by crises in over 70 countries around the world.

Your support is foundational to our ability to deliver care whenever and wherever it’s needed most.

I’m reaching out to you about a special opportunity to further your lifesaving impact: We’re starting our Giving Tuesday match early this year, doubling all gifts up to $250,000, thanks to a generous matching grant from Worthington & Margaret Mayo-Smith.

Please don’t wait to make a lifesaving impact, right now. Be among the FIRST to make a generous, tax-deductible gift TODAY.

Here’s a glimpse of MSF’s work right now—and the urgent need for humanitarian care:

Gaza: UPDATE: Escalating violence in Gaza has caused the healthcare infrastructure to collapse and has left healthcare workers utterly exhausted. On Tuesday, November 14, a 15-person MSF team, comprised of staff from many countries, entered Gaza from Egypt via the Rafah crossing point. They will be supporting medical and surgical activities in the Gaza Strip.
Sudan: Since April, intense conflict has forced millions of people from home. From April to September, MSF staff members have delivered over 350 tons of medical supplies. We have over 1,000 staff working in 10 states in Sudan and more delivering care in neighboring countries such as Chad and South Sudan.
Afghanistan: When western Afghanistan was struck by three 6.3-magnitude earthquakes and subsequent aftershocks, MSF teams at Herat Regional Hospital treated hundreds of injured patients. Within a day of the first quake on October 7, the hospital received 300 wounded people.
Haiti: Civilians in Port-au-Prince have been caught in the deadly crossfire of conflict since 2021. In the first four months of this year, MSF mobile clinic teams treated 7,781 patients and distributed more than 79,000 gallons of drinking water in the Delmas, Bel-Air, and Bas Bel-Air neighborhoods of Port-au-Prince where people have been particularly affected by violence.

This is only a portion of the lifesaving work our nearly 68,000 MSF team members are carrying out as you read this message. You make this work possible. Will you make a matched gift for Giving Tuesday? Don’t wait: Double your generosity now >>

Gratefully,

Avril Benoît
Executive Director
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières USA

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All gifts given, up to $250,000, will be doubled through 11:59 p.m. EST on November 29—thanks to a generous matching grant from Worthington & Margaret Mayo-Smith. Every dollar you give will be matched with $1. Gifts received after the match has been met will not be matched but will be used where needed most.

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