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Photo: Miguel Samper for Mercy Corps

Global Envision's Fundraising Challenge

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In the spirit of the season, we're challenging our readers to make a small (or large) gift to our parent organization, Mercy Corps. Mercy Corps shares Global Envision's belief in the power of global markets to alleviate poverty and employs a market-driven approach to their economic development programs around the world. We've set a symbolic goal of $575 — that's the number of posts we've published on Global Envision since the launch of the blog in April of 2008.

In that time we've written hundreds posts highlighting the economic tie-in on topics ranging from mobile banking to child brides in Yemen. We offered extensive coverage of the global economic crisis and followed how innovation in design is lowering the prices for things like drip irrigation systems, refrigerators and heart surgery in India. We've explained why big business may actually be an ally to the environment.

Please take us up on our challenge and pitch in a few bucks. Thank you for your readership, your comments and your support.

- Chelsea Wieber, Global Envision

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Please note: All donations made through this fundraising page will go to Mercy Corps' Where Most Needed Fund. Please report any statements to the contrary on this page to us.

Recent donations to this page

Lloyd in USA

January 15, 2010

$100

“Our thanks to Mercy Corps and Chelsea for the good work in expediting aid to the desperately needy Haitians. Mary and Lloyd”

Sate in Canada

December 18, 2009

$50

About Chelsea Wieber
Portland, Oregon

Chelsea Wieber’s campaigns

Chelsea Wieber is our 31st most successful personal fundraiser for Where Most Needed.

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ericksonsclass
$303

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Jeremiah Cioffi
$301

Jeremiah Cioffi
Boston, Massachusetts 

Chelsea Wieber
$265

Chelsea Wieber
Portland, Oregon 

Adam and Susan
$250

Adam and Susan
San Francisco, CA 

adeniro
$220

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Project summary

Mercy Corps fights hunger and poverty in the world's toughest places, where a child's life is often at risk, a women's education is usually ignored and a family's livelihood is never a sure thing.

To these important and imperiled places Mercy Corps brings relief, recovery and development. For 31 years, we have helped people grappling with the toughest hardships survive — and then thrive. That’s the heart of our approach: We help communities turn crisis into opportunity.