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Make a Year-End Impact with Embrace Relief!

As we head into the 2024 holiday season, you may be considering a charitable donation to help those in need. And there's no better place to make a real impact on the lives of real people than with Embrace Relief! Our Year-End Giving Campaign 2024 offers you three powerful programs to make your generosity count. Your gift can provide clean water, sponsor a cataract surgery, or provide critical care for orphaned children. Select the program you would like to support and make a life-saving donation today!

Clean Water

Help us build 30 water wells in Africa.

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Cure Cataracts

Help us perform 300 cataract surgeries in Mali.

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Orphan Care

Help us provide basic necessities to orphan children in need.

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Since 2018, we have been working closely with the F.B.I. Academy Alumni Association for Newark, New Jersey to bring educational supplies and opportunities to students worldwide.  In 2018, we collected and donated school supplies such as notebooks, pens, pencils, rulers, scissors, crayons, highlighters, and glues sticks to students in Little Falls, NJ.  In 2019, we donated 300 backpacks filled with 2 notebooks, pens, pencils, highlighters, a glue stick, sharpener, and rulers to students at the Mt. Bethel Church of God in Trenton and Newark, NJ.  In 2020, we raised $12,000 to bring internet connectivity to three schools throughout New Jersey. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students around the globe had to attend school from home, but many did not have the ability to connect online. $4,000 was evenly distributed among Irvington, Clifton, and Wildwood New Jersey to bring internet access to children in need. The benefits of education for individuals and the society at large is insurmountable. Providing students the tools they need to learn allows them to focus on the lesson plans being taught because they do not have to worry about