Hi Friend, as conflict spreads and tensions rise, I want to assure you that Project HOPE is standing with frontline health workers and vulnerable families caught in the crossfire — from Gaza to Ukraine to communities worldwide threatened by escalating global conflict.

The world feels overwhelming right now — and it can sometimes feel like there’s nothing we can do to change it. But that’s not true. When you choose to support Project HOPE, you’re doing something impactful. Something that brings comfort, stability, and care to people living through devastating chaos.

It’s one small thing you can control — and it means everything.

Since Project HOPE first launched over 65 years ago, we’ve had one mission: to empower local health care workers to save lives across the globe. And in the decades since, we’ve stayed true to that mission — reaching more than 25 countries with lifesaving medical care.

Whether it’s deploying mental health support for children in war-torn Ukraine, providing maternal care and clean water to displaced families in Gaza, or helping communities recover after devastation from earthquakes in Myanmar — Project HOPE is there every step of the way.

None of this critical work happens without support from people like you.

When you choose to give to Project HOPE, your decision has a lifesaving impact on children and families facing some of the darkest moments of their lives. And today, we need your help to reach our $376,000 fundraising goal by the end of June — a goal that is essential to our work with families and children in desperate need in places like Gaza and Ukraine.

Please, will you rush a special donation now to help bring comfort, stability, and care to families in Gaza, Ukraine, and other crisis zones where we work?

Your continued partnership powers our emergency teams, helps stock clinics, supports mental health care, and ensures we’re there for families in their greatest moment of need. You are part of what makes HOPE possible.

Thank you for standing with us — and with those who need urgent relief the most.

Rabih Torbay
President & CEO
Project HOPE