We’re already seeing the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for refugees and other displaced people around the world. In crowded, unhygienic camps—where an entire family may be crammed into one small tent, or a neighborhood may rely on just one water tap—one infection can quickly multiply into a full-fledged outbreak. 

And if it does? Doctors Without Borders teams are already there, helping those forced from home in more than 25 countries while responding to the COVID-19 pandemic in more than 70.

But the collision of these two crises has created extraordinary medical needs. That’s why we’ve set a goal to raise $240,000 this week in honor of World Refugee Day. Will you donate right now to help Doctors Without Borders provide medical aid where it’s needed most?

Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, people displaced by conflict in Syria, asylum seekers at the US-Mexico border—these people were in crisis before the coronavirus pandemic. With your support today, we can continue scaling up our COVID-19 response so people forced from home can get the medical care they deserve. We’ll continue to be present for those who need it the most.

World Refugee Day is only two days away. If you can, donate now to help Doctors Without Borders deliver essential medical aid to refugees and others in need.

Thanks for standing with refugees during these extraordinary times. 


Shannon Miller
Senior Digital Marketing Manager
Doctors Without Borders USA