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John, did you see our email about World Refugee Day? Millions of refugee children around the world were already struggling to survive in cramped displacement camps without critical resources like food, clean water and medicine – and the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on these children have been devastating. At Save the Children we work tirelessly to support vulnerable children in the U.S. and around the world. That's why I’m reaching out to you now: It's absolutely critical that we reach our $75,000 World Refugee Day goal before midnight tonight. But there's only a few hours left before our deadline, and we're still $7,951 short. So please, I'm personally asking you to rush your immediate support: Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for helping create change in the lives of children in need – change that lasts a lifetime. Elspeth Drayton ---Forwarded Message ----
John: Even before the coronavirus pandemic, more than 12 million child refugees living in overcrowded displacement camps around the world were already vulnerable to infectious diseases – many with limited or no access to health care. Now, these children are more urgently in need of lifesaving support than ever. These children and the many vulnerable children affected by the coronavirus pandemic and other hardships need our help. That's why we set a goal to raise $75,000 before World Refugee Day ends at midnight tomorrow – but we're still falling $19,731 short of this must-hit goal with time running out. Can the world's most vulnerable children count on you to rush a donation for them right now? Our teams are working tirelessly across the globe to help as many children as possible grow up healthy, educated and safe, but this lifesaving work depends on the support of people like you. So this World Refugee Day, we mean it when we say your immediate donation has never mattered more: Thank you so much for stepping up in moments like this to create lifelong change for the children who need it most. Save the Children |
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