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Safe Return of Our Colleagues in Pakistan ›

We are very happy and relieved to inform you that three members of our Pakistan team have been released after nearly five months in captivity. All three are being reunited with their families in Pakistan.

It only takes 5 cents ›

It's true. It only takes five cents to supply a child with clean water.

Hope in Haiti ›

Before I traveled to Haiti earlier this month, I wondered if the devastation was as bad as everyone said: Crumbled houses. Mountains of rubble. Camps with endless rows of tents.

Help Defend Women's Rights in Africa ›

Women in the Central African Republic have nowhere near the same rights as men. And the rights they do have are frequently violated. Mercy Corps is supporting critical projects that protect women's rights and expand their role in society.

Join me in investing in Haiti's youth ›

Even before an earthquake hit Haiti in January, Haitian youth had few opportunities to get jobs -- or even build the skills they needed to compete for jobs.

Wondering what else you can do to help Haiti? ›

When Haiti was rocked by an earthquake, you stepped forward — raising money from friends and family to meet urgent needs. Today we need your help again ... this time to make critical rebuilding projects a reality.

Help survivors of China's earthquake ›

Mercy Corps is deploying emergency response staff to Qinghai Province.

A 90-day progress report from Haiti ›

Today marks three months since an earthquake devastated Haiti. Since that day Mercy Corps has been hard at work, delivering critical assistance to survivors. I'm writing to report back to Mercy Corps donors about what we've accomplished with your support.

Tell us your opinion ›

I usually write you with news from the field, the story a courageous person, a tale of inspiration or a heartfelt plea to help families in need. Today I'd simply like to ask your opinion.

Twenty cents a day helps save lives in Haiti ›

Even before the earthquake shattered Haiti in January, it was tough for families to get clean water and proper sanitation. Only half of the country's population had access to a reliable source of fresh water, and less than one-third had use of a latrine or toilet.