John, hurricanes and natural disasters don’t just destroy entire communities. They’re also scary and disruptive to children’s lives and futures – taking them away from their homes, their schools and their friends.

As the global leader in child-focused humanitarian response, we’re committed to reducing the impact of natural disasters on children through effective emergency preparedness, response and recovery.

Our Emergency Response Team has been in Florida prepping for Hurricane Ian, and they are now working to deliver essential, child-focused supplies to kids and families in urgent need, including water, hygiene kits, diapers, wipes, portable cribs and more. They are also assessing the situation so we can continue to meet the evolving needs of children and families for as long as they need us.

But we can’t do this important work without your help. That’s why, this hurricane season, we’re asking you to make a donation through our Gifts of Joy Catalog so we can be prepared to immediately help support children the moment disaster strikes.

You can choose from a variety of donations to help us support children in need around the world, no matter what they’re facing. Please, will you make a Gifts of Joy Catalog donation for children facing hurricanes and other disasters today?

Working to meet children’s most critical needs is only possible thanks to the support of generous donors like you, John. Your donation through our Gifts of Joy Catalog can help provide essential items families need to care for their children.

Thank you for all that you do to help create better, brighter futures for children.

Save the Children

Our promise: Save the Children is proud to be the leading expert on children. By selecting a gift through this catalog, you are making a donation to Save the Children. We are dedicated to using your donation to give every child the best chance for success. Each gift in this catalog is representative of resources, services or support for programs provided across Save the Children’s worldwide movement and may change due to environmental, programmatic and economic considerations.