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Subject Tell Congress: Humanitarian aid saves lives
Date August 11, 2026 1:59 AM
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Tell Congress: Humanitarian aid saves lives
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Jack,



Over one year after the Trump administration officially shuttered USAID,
communities around the world are still feeling the consequences. Families have
lost access to critical healthcare, food assistance, and clean water—lifesaving
support meant to stop crises before they spiral out of control.Decisions being
made right now will shape what happens next.



We’re already seeing the cost of these cuts. The current Ebola outbreak in the
Democratic Republic of Congo could rival the worst on record—and is a stark
reminder that without strong global health systems, outbreaks spread faster and
become more deadly. As Oxfam’s Country Director in the DRC warns, aid cuts have
left the country “effectively blind to Ebola,” weakening the surveillance
systems that could have detected this outbreak weeks earlier.



Add your name today to urge Congress to reinvest in lifesaving aid.
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Even amidst deep setbacks, there are reasons to remain hopeful—Congress
approved $50 billion for international aid earlier this year, showing that
bipartisan support still exists.That progress didn’t happen by accident—people
like you helped make it possible by speaking out. But the funding makes up for
only a fraction of what was lost— helping address urgent gaps, but not yet
restoring the full systems needed to prevent and respond to crises over time.



Without sustained funding and long-term investment in humanitarian aid, more
lives are at risk. Oxfam’s analysis warns that, on the current path, a child
under five could die every 40 seconds by 2030 due to aid cuts.



Add your name today to urge Congress to reinvest in lifesaving aid and rebuild
U.S. support for global health, development, and prevention—so crises like
Ebola can be stopped before they start.
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Thanks for speaking out,


Oxfam America






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