COVID-19 changed everything for children.
Here in the U.S. most kids are back in school, but 6 months behind on learning. They may never catch up. And around the world, Covid has made hunger, poverty and malnutrition even worse.
After an air raid destroyed her family home in Yemen, Noor’s parents made the difficult decision to flee to a displacement camp with Noor* and her four siblings. Once safe, it was time to seek treatment for their listless baby who could barely raise her head. They brought Noor to a Save the Children-supported hospital where she was weighed and measured – and diagnosed with severe, acute malnutrition. Today, Noor is a healthy, happy toddler who smiles and reaches for toys – the way healthy babies do – thanks to support from people like you.
This holiday season the need has never been greater due to Covid. Together, let’s make change for children.
*Name changed for protection
Help keep children safe, fed and learning this holiday season with a gift:
CLEAN WATER KIT:
$20 – clean water kits help maintain hygiene and health.
BOOK BAG EXCHANGE:
$45 – book bag exchanges boost literacy and future success.
GROCERY BASKET:
$75 – a grocery basket for a family satisfies hunger.
Help change the lives of children like Noor*, growing up in war-torn Yemen.
*Name changed for protection
Partners Like These Help Us Make Change
Since 2005, Mattel has partnered with us to improve the lives of children in some of the most underserved communities in the U.S. We proudly join them in celebrating their ‘Global Gift Of Play’ this holiday season!
This holiday season, we’re honored that J.McLaughlin is helping to ensure that children in need get the resources they need to learn, grow and succeed. On Giving Tuesday, J.McLaughlin is donating 10% of every purchase to support our work in the U.S.
Since 2019, Save the Children has partnered with Olivela, the luxury fashion and retail concept where 20% of the proceeds support the cause you care about. Select Save the Children and every purchase will provide essential supplies to U.S. children and families in need
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