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Distribution of water to help the population. In the Kherson region, the village Posad-Pokrovsk, Ukraine. Photo by Nikita Hlazyrin for Project HOPE.

Dear Friend,

When there’s an emergency, how quickly Project HOPE responds can make a life-or-death difference. Recognizing the rapidly growing needs for health care, medicines and mental health support around the globe, our supporters have extended the $750,000 HOPE for the Holidays Match Challenge deadline, multiplying all giving 2X now until December 25.

Right now your matched gift can help provide more support to care for children and families in Ukraine, Gaza, Haiti, Syria, Sudan and other crisis zones. Please make a gift of whatever amount is right for you today. You are critical to our team.

Many Project HOPE supporters also enjoy the convenience and potential tax benefits of other ways to give:

Donate Through a Donor-Advised Fund

Do you have a donor-advised fund? Billions of dollars that could help save lives now are sitting with financial institutions as DAFs, not making any charitable impact. If you’re not already, please recommend recurring quarterly or monthly grants to Project HOPE through your donor-advised fund to help people in dire need today.

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Give Cryptocurrency

Project HOPE accepts bitcoin, Ethereum and many other types of cryptocurrency through The Giving Block. Donating non-cash assets like cryptocurrency is one of the most tax-efficient ways to help bring HOPE around the world.

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Make a Charitable Distribution from an IRA

If you are age 70.5 or older, you can make a gift to Project HOPE through a qualified charitable distribution from your IRA. Your gift can result in tax-related benefits to you while helping our teams send supplies and aid to areas where it’s needed most. Contact your IRA administrator to initiate the gift or email [email protected] with any questions.

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