Oxfam December 2019 Newsletter
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Make your year-end gift now and save lives
You have the power to help families in more than 90 countries around the world facing hunger and poverty - from communities rebuilding in the wake of natural disasters in Southern Africa to refugee families fleeing unspeakable violence in Central America.
You can change their lives. We need to raise $3 million before the end of 2019 to continue our work and prepare for the challenges we will face in 2020. There are only three days left - will you step up with your year-end tax deductible gift now?
Donate Now >>
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LAST CALL: Give a gift that will change a life
Celebrate the season by giving a gift that will change someone's life.
When disaster strikes, families often have to leave everything behind but the clothes on their backs. Help an entire family get back on their feet with an emergency kit ($40) that includes staples like soap, toothbrushes, and sleeping mats. You can be their helping hand.
Shop all Oxfam Gifts now.
Shop Now >>
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How you and Oxfam made a difference in 2019
As we reflect on 2019, we're grateful to you for everything we've taken on together. From providing lifesaving aid after disasters to advocating for changes in unjust policies and practices, to developing programs that provide long-term solutions to poverty in countries around the world, it's been quite the year.
Take look back at what we accomplished - together >>
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Climate change driving drought crisis in Horn of Africa
For people in the Horn of Africa, the dangers of the climate change crisis are not a vague, far-off threat. Right now, Oxfam is in Ethiopia providing assistance to families who are struggling to survive a near-constant state of drought and conflict.
Read first-hand accounts from those living through the drought >>
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19 books to help you better understand poverty
Attention book lovers: We've updated our annual book list with our favorite fiction and non-fiction books that illustrate the injustice of poverty, and we've added some of your recommendations, too.
Cozy up with a book >>
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How protecting immigrant farmworkers benefits everyone in the food chain
In the US, there are 2.4 million farmworkers behind the food we eat, and a majority of them are immigrants. Take a moment to read about the groundbreaking bipartisan solution in Congress to protect the hardworking people behind our food.
Learn about a moment of common ground at a time when we desperately need it >>
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A treacherous journey for Rohingya people
It's been over two years since over 700,000 Rohingya people from Myanmar became refugees, escaping mass violence and leaving behind everything they owned. From clean water and sanitation to advocacy, Oxfam is in Cox's Bazaar working to protect lives, rights, and dignity.
Read about the Rohingya people and what their lives are like now >>
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Keeping faith alive in the fight for the forest and the climate
In the face of a warming climate, community leaders in northern Cambodia continue the fight to protect their environment for future generations.
How active citizens are standing up for what they believe >>
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