UnicefUSA

Donate now to join 1,864 other UNICEF supporters who have rushed a gift to combat the COVID-19 crisis in India.

Friend, India’s second coronavirus wave continues to devastate communities across the country – and we’re working around the clock to keep up.

Oxygen supplies for severely ill patients are depleting. Hospitals are overwhelmed and forced to turn away patients seeking medical care. Families are frightened and many are wondering when – not if – they’ll get sick.

UNICEF is in India right now providing urgent aid and critical supplies, like oxygen concentrators and testing systems. But we need your emergency support to save lives and stop this surge.

– UNICEF USA

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From: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 at 1:33 PM
Subject: [COVID-19 crisis] Oxygen and critical supplies are running out in India

UnicefUSA

India is facing a devastating coronavirus crisis

It’s hard to imagine, Friend, but the COVID-19 crisis in India has gotten much worse in just a matter of days.

Last week, reports indicated that new confirmed cases in the country totaled over 350,000 each day. By Saturday, May 1, that number was more than 400,000.

As cases and deaths continue to rise, oxygen, hospital beds, testing and other critical aid have become increasingly scarce. UNICEF is on the ground in India rushing to stop this deadly surge, but we can’t reach the health workers and families that need help without your support.

Make a gift right now to help us deliver oxygen concentrators, testing systems, PPE kits and more to support India’s most vulnerable communities.

The 400,000+ new cases each day in India represent much more than statistics, Friend. They’re families living every moment of the day in fear for their health and safety. They’re doctors, nurses and health workers shouldering the weight of hospitals far over capacity. They’re patients who need sustained lifesaving oxygen, but the supply is dangerously low.

In this global pandemic, no one is safe until everyone is safe. Together, we must act quickly to combat India’s deadly second coronavirus wave and protect at-risk children and families everywhere. Please, rush your emergency gift right now.

Thank you,

UNICEF USA