Pakistan Flooding:

Pakistan: Blog Post: How we'll restore hope in Pakistan
There's a lot to do to help families recover from the devastating floods. But Mercy Corps is up to the task. Through 24 years of earthquakes, floods, and conflict, our commitment to the people of Pakistan has not wavered. Read More ›

The Rusty Rhinos: 2010 Moroccan Road Trip
Adam Ataar and Alex Collard are two Mercy Corps supporters who have a serious thirst for adventure. Read about their latest fundraising trip from London to Morocco in a 1963 Land Rover in only 17 days! Read More ›

Uganda: Blog Post: Breaking ground, in more ways than one
Moruitit has long been a hideout for the competing Jie and Dodoth warriors who have rustled cattle, stolen property and ambushed vehicles in an ongoing conflict. But we might, tentatively, say that’s history. Read More ›

Pakistan: Pakistan Flooding
Mercy Corps is providing clean water, staple foods and clean-up tools to families affected by massive flooding in Pakistan, which has killed at least 1,600 people and affected 20 million people. Read More ›

Kyrgyzstan: Blog Post: VIDEO: Bleeding hearts and pragmatic minds
Ainash Mamatova and her husband had just finished remodeling their home earlier this year — then violence broke out in Kyrgyzstan. Read More ›

Niger: Responding to Niger’s latest hunger crisis
This year, as many as 7.8 million people — more than half of Niger’s total population — face the grim prospect of months without sufficient food. Read More ›

Haiti: H is for Haiti! Mercy Corps Partners with Sesame Workshop to Help Haiti's Children
Mercy Corps has teamed with Sesame Workshop to integrate Elmo, Cookie Monster, and other Sesame Street characters into the emotional recovery work we're doing with children in Haiti. Read More ›

Blog Post: Gooooaaal! Scoring strong communities through sports
As we've seen from the World Cup, sport brings people together. That's why Mercy Corps uses it to promote tolerance, reinforce social messages and help traumatized youth. Read More ›

Crisis in Kyrgyzstan
Help families who have lost everything due to the violence in southern Kyrgyzstan meet basic nutrition and sanitation needs, and rebuild their businesses to move towards self-sufficiency. Read More ›