
Growing inclusive, climate resilient rural economies and livelihoods to reduce poverty - a part of @CorusIntl with @imaworldhealth & @CGATech_UK
Baltimore, MD
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WATCH NOW: Livestream the launch event for the @USDAForeignAg Food for Progress Traceability and Resilience in Agriculture and Cocoa Ecosystems in Nigeria (TRACE) Project at the Cocoa Farmers Association of Nigeria’s (CFAN) 2nd Annual Cocoa Festival.
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Eight-month-old Koké Diarra is receiving treatment for malnutrition because your love reached him halfway across the world. There are many more children who are sick from hunger, and they need a caring neighbor. Share the comfort of your love today: bit.ly/3r1S6N8
Nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus. Not even war. Click to read an interview with the Rev. Tim Krick after his visit to one of the hardest-to-reach places on Earth: four miles from the Russian border in Ukraine. bit.ly/45W3xVu
Families in Mali are suffering from the ripple effects of the war in Ukraine. Grain and fertilizer have become unaffordable, and one bad harvest can equal multiple seasons of hunger. Learn how a family is struggling to find enough food & how you can help: bit.ly/3PrQeqh
The Rev. Tim Krick from LWR gives a tour of one of the 226 sq. ft. containers. Thank you for showing hospitality to your neighbors in their time of great need!
Mariam Sanogo is straddling two worlds. She is preparing to welcome a new baby, and she’s also afraid of losing her 19-month-old daughter, who is currently being treated for malnutrition. Read her story, in her own words, here: bit.ly/3P9WnGe
What would you miss most if you lost your home? For Seyda, it’s clean water. For months after the earthquake destroyed their home in Türkiye, her family had to drink water that made them sick. Learn how you have fulfilled Seyda’s wish for clean water: bit.ly/3R961vu
“When we talk about serving the most vulnerable, this is as vulnerable as it gets — the people who stayed behind when war broke out.” In this interview, Rev. Tim Krick reflects on Ukraine and how your compassion is reaching those who need it most. bit.ly/45W3xVu
When Jesus talked about “the least of these,” this is who he meant: a tiny, malnourished child, born in a place where problems like war make it hard to be a baby. You can show Koké and other children that they are loved by caring for their needs: bit.ly/3r1S6N8
A neighborhood of container homes is taking shape in Kirikhan, Türkiye. Learn more about these small-but-mighty shelters – and how your hospitality is welcoming families home.
The Rev. Tim Krick works with a child during an art therapy session at a sanatorium in Ukraine. Thank you for your dedication to reaching every neighbor, no matter how far. Read what Tim has to say about life in a war zone here: bit.ly/45W3xVu
The costs of grain and fertilizer are skyrocketing worldwide. Farmers in Mali that were barely making ends meet yesterday are deep in a food crisis today. Learn how you can help these hardworking families survive this season of hunger. bit.ly/44X048p
The earthquake in Türkiye shook Asya’s childhood off its foundations. The drinking water made her sick. But today, Asya is smiling because you helped her family move into a new home – complete with clean running water. Read more: bit.ly/3R961vu
Mariam Sanogo has stopped producing milk, but she cannot afford the formula her daughter Djeneba needs to thrive. Now her child is severely malnourished. Your compassion means nourishment for baby Djeneba — and peace to her worried mother. Learn more: bit.ly/3Z60eJ2
Four miles from the Russian border, life is hard for Ukrainians who stayed behind. They endure ongoing shelling, supply shortages and power outages. Pictured is Anna Prokopenko, 69, with her LWR Mission Quilt. Read the full interview here: bit.ly/45W3xVu
The Halal family lost their home and most of their family in the February earthquake in Türkiye. But they recently got some good news: you are helping them move out of their leaky tent and into a fully equipped container home. youtu.be/-QjttS_Anlc
Thank you for sharing God’s love with your neighbors in Türkiye by providing them with warm meals, shelter supplies and long-term housing. Until your love reaches every neighbor.
Your Love is on the Ground in Türkiye
Rosette. Libranita. Daria. These are only a few of our changemakers bringing transformative change and growth to their communities. We celebrate these incredible leaders and thank you for supporting them through your love and generosity. Read more.
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Coffee farmers like Wadamba Dison are thriving — and paying it forward — because someone like you included Lutheran World Relief in their estate plan. Whose life will you change? Learn more and get started now: bit.ly/47iiBhs #makeawillmonth














