Vaccines in arms. Bandages on wounds. Tools in the hands of surgeons.
This and more is what donor support provides Doctors Without Border/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)—you help us make every second count.
When you give today, your gift will be matched to have three times the impact on our lifesaving work around the world.
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Evacuation orders and heavy bombing leave few health care options in Gaza, but MSF stayed to offer primary health care consultations, wound dressings, and mental health support to Palestinians.
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After pivoting our existing work in 2023 when Russian forces launched an assault in Ukraine, MSF has continued to evacuate patients on our medical trains. We also provided more than 668 patients with physiotherapy sessions and provided mental health support to 508 patients.
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In March and April, in the midst of escalating violence, our teams provided 9,025 outpatient consultations and treated 4,966 urgent cases despite closed ports that left hospitals critically short-supplied.
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To help assess and respond to the humanitarian and medical needs of asylum seekers crossing the US-Mexico border MSF worked alongside Humane Borders and other nonprofits.
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MSF vaccinated nearly 40,000 children aged 6 months to 10 years and provided routine vaccines to 1,848 infants under 11 months.
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When an outbreak of mpox spread in DRC, MSF immediately responded, treating 1,400 patients and holding 9,600 awareness sessions.
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In addition to maternity and malnutrition care, MSF teams at Nasser Hospital are supporting the neonatal intensive care unit, which is equipped with 29 beds and incubators for high-risk newborns.
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MSF treated 39 people in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, for violence-related injuries, including many women and children with injuries from mortar shells and gunshots.
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After international experts declared famine conditions in Zamzam camp, Sudan, MSF teams continued to respond to the malnutrition crisis. MSF also runs an 80-bed field hospital focusing on pediatric and maternal health care.
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After Israeli forces hit Beirut, MSF teams responded immediately, delivering 400 kits of basic relief items, clean water, and psychological first aid.
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MSF is continuing to respond to multiple escalating crises around the world—and we need your help.
Every second counts for the people living through these crises. Make your 3X-matched gift now and triple your impact.
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All gifts given, up to $1,000,000, will be TRIPLED through midnight on December 31—thanks to a leading group of donors. Gifts received after the match has been met will not be matched but will be used where needed most.
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