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Dear friend,

More than 3,600 generous individuals stepped up this month to help Mercy Corps’ humanitarian efforts worldwide as they learned about the horrific earthquakes affecting Northwest Syria this February.

I am both astonished and unsurprised to see the compassion of our loyal global community in action. It’s an inspiring and timely reminder of our shared humanity.

Today, nearly one year has passed since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. With the outpouring of gifts and encouragement last February, and time after time in the months since, our supporter community has shown that they have not forgotten that people all across the globe are facing crises.

We work in 40+ countries worldwide. Prior to the war, Ukraine was a key part of the solution to food insecurity in many of these places. In our deeply interconnected world, this war has sent shockwaves of hunger and poverty around the globe.

In Ukraine, the war has shattered communities and upended lives. Now amidst winter’s freezing temperatures and the decimation of the country’s critical energy infrastructure, the situation has grown even more dire.

While we’re providing the urgent support needed today, we’re also investing in our local offices in Ukraine and Moldova, hiring staff, and gearing up for the long haul. Our monthly givers are vital to this work.

As we mark one year of war in Ukraine, I am asking you to help us sustain our lifesaving humanitarian response in places like Ukraine, Syria and 40+ countries by giving monthly.
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In 2022, the support of people like you has helped Mercy Corps reach more than 38 million people in the 40+ countries where we work, including more than a million people in Ukraine, whom we’ve served through partnership with local organizations.

We are providing cash assistance and delivering essential supplies to internally displaced people, helping them find and pay for temporary shelter, connecting families with trusted information on how to access safe routes out of occupied territories, and offering resources on their legal rights both in and outside of Ukraine.

As the war wages on, the humanitarian need is growing. Nearly 14 million people have been displaced by the war, attacks have destroyed the country’s agriculture and industry, and millions of Ukrainians are without a reliable source of power.

Your gift can be a lifeline to people impacted by conflict and disaster around the world.

You can make a long-term impact for people in 40+ countries as they recover and rebuild their lives. Will you join Partners In Possibility — our monthly giving community — today?
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One of the things I am most proud of about Mercy Corps is how we not only provide for people’s immediate needs in a crisis, but we address the underlying conditions and really work toward building long-term resilience.

Our team’s deep skill and expertise in helping people cope today, plus adapt for tomorrow, is what I believe makes us uniquely served to help people and communities to thrive in a more peaceful future.

I am so heartened by the generosity of this community. I hope you’ll join together again to make a difference for people in crisis around the world.

With gratitude,

Tjada D’Oyen McKenna Tjada D’Oyen McKenna
Tjada D’Oyen McKenna,
Mercy Corps Chief Executive Officer

Tjada has grounded her career in the belief that, no matter where someone is born, no matter where they live, they should be able to lead a thriving and successful life. Tjada leads a global team of 5,400+ humanitarians working to improve food and water security, economic opportunity, and peacebuilding in 40+ countries.

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