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How We Provide Disaster Relief

In low-income countries where resources are already limited, disasters like this can cause immense devastation. Layered upon the challenges already brought on this year by COVID-19, impacted churches and families have a long road of recovery ahead.

Donating to the disaster relief fund is a tangible demonstration of the meaning of compassion. In times of disaster, children living in poverty are the most vulnerable and they need immediate help. Your donation will help a child recover physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

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Provide emergency medical supplies, sanitation needs and treatment coordination

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Supply emergency food and water, build or provide temporary shelters and replace household items and school supplies

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Give comfort and hope through counseling for children after trauma

A young girl close-up, smilingHOW DISASTER RELIEF SAVED CHILDREN AFTER SUPER TYPHOON

People in the Philippines are accustomed to strong storms, with an average of 10 typhoons hitting land each year. Super Typhoon Haiyan, however, would be anything but average.

This storm left more than 4,000 families of sponsored children without homes and without food. Compassion workers focused on relief first — immediate needs such as food and water. In the following months, Compassion focused on restoring lives with counseling, medical aid and income-generating assistance for families.

Because of donations to the Disaster Relief Fund, Compassion was able to help over 6,500 people in the months following Typhoon Haiyan. Your support to this fund means hope in the middle of the darkest storms!

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With Compassion, your donation is used wisely to help children around the world.

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About Compassion International

Compassion International is a Christian child development organization working to release children from poverty in Jesus' name. Founded in 1952, Compassion partners with more than 8,500 local churches in 29 program countries to deliver spiritual, economic, social, and physical care to over two million babies, children, and young adults in poverty. Ranked No. 12 in Forbes' America's Top Charities List in 2022, Compassion is a founding member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability and an accredited charity with the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance. For more information, visit compassion.com or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Have Questions About Compassion and How We Work?

Donating to a charity is an important decision. So when you’re passionate about a cause and want to make a difference, we encourage you to do your research. Compassion is 100% committed to financial integrity, stewardship and using each dollar wisely. If you have any questions about Compassion or exactly how your donation will be used, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Questions?

Please call us at 800-336-7676, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. MT, to speak with a Compassion representative.

Donate to Disaster Relief

Developing countries are often the world's most disaster-prone areas, and for many people, disaster relief funds are their only source of hope and recovery. Disasters and crisis are especially hard on children, who are more vulnerable than adults, so giving disaster relief through a child-focused organization like Compassion can be especially powerful. Children have little resources and no voice, so they are not able to recover from a disaster without your help.

Compassion's Disaster Relief fund provides children and their families with basic necessities like food, clean water, shelter, clothing, household items, and even medical care and trauma counseling.

Disaster relief and recovery is a long-term process, but Compassion's Disaster Relief program is helping children when they most desperately need it. It is a safety net for those living in countries with no other safety nets. Please donate today.