As we enter into a season of celebrating and feasting, it’s easy to forget that there are folks in our own country who go hungry on a daily basis. There are ways you can help. For more information, check this out.
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I know it’s a bit early, but if you are looking for a Christmas gift for that person who has everything, check out World Vision’s gift catalog.
World Vision Wednesday
Tomorrow is World Food Day. While we usually think of hunger as happening in other parts of the world, there are many in the United States who also deal with not having enough food on a daily basis. To find out more, go here.
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“A new report notes a downward trend in the percentage of people who are undernourished, worldwide; however, developing nations account for 98 percent of the chronically undernourished people.” Go here to learn which spots in the world are the worst for hunger, and what is being done to help.
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The Ebola outbreak in West Africa has claimed over 2,000 lives. World Vision is a part of the effort to curb the virus. Check this out to find out more information.
World Vision Wednesday
The fighting between Israel and the Palestinians has had a huge negative impact on the ones who are innocent – the children. World Vision continues to work to help children in that part of the world.
World Vision Wednesday
World Vision staffer James East writes about the continuing crisis in South Sudan. To get details, go here.
World Vision Wednesday
Thousands of children are fleeing Central America and streaming across the border into the United States, causing a humanitarian crisis. For more on why the children are fleeing and what can be done about it, go here.
World Vision Wednesday
World Vision Wednesday
Thousands of children have been recruited into different armed groups during the conflict in the Central African Republic. Check this out for more information.