World Vision is positioned and equipped to respond to disasters across the United States, including the deadly tornadoes that struck North Texas. World Vision is deploying disaster relief supplies to families devastated by the severe storm outbreak. In the wake of tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, storms, wildfires, and other disasters, American families receive vital supplies and support from World Vision. Today, you can help those suffering in our own country
When disaster strikes, World Vision is often one of the first organizations to respond. Our relief workers connect with partners in affected regions to help hard-hit communities. We are continually preparing for the next disaster at our national response center in Texas and at regional centers around the country.
Your support is needed today as we respond to the devastation of recent tornadoes and continue our response to help those impacted by Superstorm Sandy. Please give generously to help your fellow Americans.
At World Vision, stewardship is an integral part of everything we do. In rare cases where donations exceed what is needed, or where local conditions prevent program implementation, World Vision will redirect funds to similar activities to help children and families in need.
The multiplying effect from grants and donated goods may change throughout the year on identical or similar offers due to variations in the start and end dates of donor grants and our programs.
World Vision is positioned and equipped to respond to disasters across the United States, including the deadly tornadoes that struck North Texas. World Vision is deploying disaster relief supplies to families devastated by the severe storm outbreak. In the wake of tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, storms, wildfires, and other disasters, American families receive vital supplies and support from World Vision. Today, you can help those suffering in our own country
When disaster strikes, World Vision is often one of the first organizations to respond. Our relief workers connect with partners in affected regions to help hard-hit communities. We are continually preparing for the next disaster at our national response center in Texas and at regional centers around the country.
Your support is needed today as we respond to the devastation of recent tornadoes and continue our response to help those impacted by Superstorm Sandy. Please give generously to help your fellow Americans.
