Dear john, 

I know this is a busy week, so I’ll keep this message short. I wanted to make sure you saw my email below about the launch of our 2021 COVID-19 Relief Plan. When the global health crisis began in 2020, we never expected to be here nearly a year later, still responding. We understand how challenging it is to continue to rise to face this crisis day in and day out, but we cannot slow down now. Will you donate $100 today to help launch our 2021 COVID-19 relief efforts? 

A gift of any size will mean so much to families in crisis, so please give now. On behalf of those we serve, I am so grateful for your continued support.

Together,

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Dear john, 

As our meal packaging program came to a halt last March, we launched our COVID-19 Relief and Resilience Plan to continue reaching children and families across the globe who were counting on our support. With your help, we did just that. But the crisis continues.

I am writing to you today to share our updated COVID-19 Relief Plan for 2021. Can you help us reach our $10,000 goal this week to launch these critical efforts?

Our plans for the upcoming year are simple, but it will take all of us working together to achieve. Over the next 12 months, we seek to support 600,000 people facing hunger worldwide, including 325,000 students, in 15 countries. 

How will we accomplish this? 

1. Provide Grants to Supply Families with Emergency Food Baskets including cooking oil, fresh fruits and vegetables and proteins to help meet families’ basic needs while boosting local economies.
2. Empower Communities through Sustainable Agriculture Projects in Malawi, Mali, Senegal, South Sudan and Zimbabwe to build the capacity of farmers and increase their food production, incomes and resilience to crisis. 

Will you join us to make this plan possible and Meet the Need for at-risk communities? Donate now to launch our 2021 COVID-19 relief efforts. Together, we will see this crisis through.

Gratefully,