John, last night, Hurricane Milton ravaged Florida, leaving tens of thousands of children and families in need of urgent help. This comes on the heels of Hurricane Helene, and the destruction is overwhelming.

As we continue to monitor this ongoing emergency, our teams are working alongside partners to ensure children and families get access to the lifesaving resources they need to recover.

Our Children's Emergency Fund helps us prepare for events like these, as well as other emergencies that affect children. Without your support, our Children’s Emergency Fund won’t have enough resources to fuel our response efforts in moments like these. So, at this urgent moment, will you please rush an emergency donation and help us provide vital aid to children impacted by Hurricane Milton, Hurricane Helene and other crises?

Thank you,

Save the Children

John, last night, Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida as a dangerous Category 3 hurricane, bringing heavy rains, ferocious winds, wide-spread tornadoes and life-threatening storm surges with it. 

This comes just two weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated the Southeastern United States – claiming more than 230 lives and leaving countless children’s futures in its wake. At this critical moment, these children need your support. Our dedicated teams are working with our trusted education, childcare and community partners to provide immediate and long-term support. However, the scale of this disaster requires additional resources to power our recovery efforts. Your generous contribution can make a significant difference in rebuilding lives. 

The Children’s Emergency Fund ensures we are ready to help children and communities recover when a disaster like Hurricane Milton strikes. So please, rush a gift to this crucial fund right away to support children impacted by Hurricane Milton, Helene and other disasters.

Together, we can make sure that children in Florida, across America and around the world are getting the urgent relief and long-term recovery they need to rebuild their lives.

Save the Children