Friend, I know you're busy, so let me get right to it.

Tonight’s the deadline to write a note for health workers, which could soon be included in a delivery of aid and supplies bound for Gaza, Ukraine, Syria, or another crisis zone. Its contents could include things like medicines, medical supplies, winter clothing, hygiene kits, or other aid. These deliveries can make a lifesaving difference to children, families, and the health workers caring for them.

Please write your message of HOPE right now. When you do, please make a gift to help Project HOPE continue to deliver critical supplies, care, and other aid to people in need — and to help fuel our lifesaving work worldwide.

Thanks! — RT

Friend —

Many Project HOPE supporters have written heartwarming messages to health workers this month.

Your note could be included in a future delivery of lifesaving supplies, and we don't want you to miss your chance to add your support. That's why I've extended the submission deadline to midnight tonight, March 10. So you still have time to write yours today! When you do, please make a gift that can help provide aid where it’s needed most. Every $1 you donate can help secure $4 in support from public and private sources.

Your words of encouragement could reach people in Gaza with a shipment that includes supplies like nutritional support to bring babies back from the brink of starvation.

Your note could arrive with pallets of supplies like heaters, warm blankets, and winter clothing to help families survive the rest of winter in war-torn Ukraine.

Or imagine if your note accompanies a delivery of medicines, surgical equipment, incubators, and other supplies to a hospital in southern Syria that’s been without aid for over a decade.

Your message of HOPE can uplift and encourage Project HOPE team members and local health workers — wherever it arrives. And your gift can make a lifesaving difference to children, families, and communities enduring the trauma of war and other crises, so please give today when every $1 you donate can become $4 in support from public and private institutions.

With gratitude,

Rabih Torbay
President and CEO
Project HOPE