Why Embrace Relief?
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!
Since 2013, Embrace Relief has dedicated itself to helping people around the world. As a non-profit organization, we need assistance from people like you, so we can extend our aid to as many as possible. You might be wondering, “Why should I choose Embrace Relief as my charity of choice?” Here are just some of the reasons why contributing to Embrace Relief is a great decision:
- Embrace Relief helps to provide people with cataract surgeries, allowing them to see clearly. Since 2013, 1,500 patients have received these procedures thanks to Embrace Relief.
- Embrace Relief has spent over $1.3 million on disaster relief since its inception, giving people the support that they need after enduring devastating natural catastrophes.
- The contributions from Embrace Relief have allowed over 15 thousand people to receive health checkups.
- The organization has helped to distribute over 1 million pounds of food to people who live in areas struck by famine and lack of resources.
- Around ninety women have received vocational training due to the actions of Embrace Relief, allowing them to pursue careers and provide for their families.
- Embrace Relief helped to install 250 water wells in several countries, providing water to over 250,000 thirsty people.
- One of Embrace Relief’s projects saw the construction of a school in Nigeria. It serves 350 students. Other educational endeavors included sending computers to students in Afghanistan and Haiti, sending school supplies to over 2,000 children, and building a new library in Romania containing 22,000 books.
