As the Chief Development Officer of Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) USA, I wanted to take a moment to reach out to you ahead of year-end. I know you’ve heard from MSF a lot recently, and I want to share why supporting our lifesaving work is so crucial right now.

Thousands of donors have given to support our vital lifesaving work around the world, but with US government cuts to aid, humanitarian needs are growing. While MSF USA does not accept US government funding, many of the organizations that we work alongside do. We have seen the devastating impacts as clinics and health services were shuttered, lifesaving medical supplies were left stranded in warehouses, and people in low-resource and emergency settings were left with even less access to care. We cannot do this work alone with so many medical emergencies unfolding simultaneously.

Now more than ever, we still need your help. Please support our lifesaving humanitarian aid with a TRIPLE-MATCHED gift.
 

Every day, I hear from our teams around the world about the rising needs and the increased challenges they are facing as they deliver essential medical care. Millions of patients need MSF, and we can’t do this lifesaving work alone.

Throughout 2025, supporters like you made it possible for MSF to provide:

• An average of 354 emergency room consultations per day for children at Herat Regional Hospital in Afghanistan.
• Almost 100,000 outpatient treatments for children suffering from severe and moderate acute malnutrition in Nigeria during the first six months of 2025.
• 485 individual mental health sessions in Mexico City in the first three months of 2025, primarily to women and children.
• 1.9 million liters of clean drinking water per day in August alone for people suffering in Gaza.

With your support today, we will continue to provide essential, lifesaving care for patients in over 75 countries around the world, and remain ready to respond to new crises as they emerge. Please make your 3X-MATCHED gift to MSF to fuel vital medical humanitarian aid in this urgent moment.

Now more than ever, your compassion matters.

With gratitude,