COVID-19: Help protect communities most at risk
As higher-income countries inch closer to vaccinating the majority of their populations, the catastrophic second wave of COVID‑19 in Southern Asia is a sobering reminder that we are nowhere near eradicating this global threat. Mercy Corps is working in Nepal with communities on the border with India, where some 400,000 migrant workers are returning home and positive COVID‑19 cases are rising at an alarming rate.
Your gift today to Mercy Corps’ COVID‑19 Resilience Fund can help provide urgently needed relief including emergency cash, hygiene education and supplies, clean water, and long-term support to families and communities in places like Nepal, Jordan, Somalia, and around the world.
Mercy Corps teams are already on the ground where help is most needed. We work in more than 40 countries to help people and communities prepare for, protect against and recover from crisis. Last year, Mercy Corps reached nearly 37 million people around the world with lifesaving and life-changing assistance. Donations to the COVID‑19 Resilience Fund will be used where most needed to support Mercy Corps’ work providing assistance to communities facing crisis, including vulnerable people affected by COVID‑19.
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To donate by phone, call 1-888-747-7440
To donate by mail, download and print this form
Give cryptocurrency or through your Donor Advised Fund
Learn about other ways to give
Mercy Corps is a 501(c)3 charity.
Your gift is tax-deductible as allowed by U.S. law.