Member Press Releases

Islamic Relief USA Hosts Ramadan Welcoming Reception on Capitol Hill
Jul 17, 2012
Volunteers Take a “Hands-On” Approach FedEx Helps Food For The Poor Build Homes in Central America
Jul 16, 2012
Muslim Americans Give Back to Communities as They Celebrate Start of Ramadan
Jul 16, 2012
The Future of South Sudan’s Children Hangs in the Balance One Year after Independence
Jul 10, 2012
UNICEF calls for the rights and well-being of children in South Sudan to be made an urgent priority as the one year anniversary of independence for the world’s newest nation approaches. With half the population under the age of 18, greater investments in children are vital for the country’s growth and stability.
Refugee Emergency in South Sudan Worsens as Camps Face Overcrowding, Flooding
Jul 05, 2012
Save the Children Says Pregnancy Kills or Injures One Million Girls a Year
Jun 27, 2012
Pregnancy is the biggest killer of teenage girls worldwide, with one million dying or suffering serious injury, infection or disease due to pregnancy or childbirth every year, Save the Children said today.
On World Refugee Day, International Medical Corps Honors the Nearly 34 Million People Displaced by Conflict and Disaster
Jun 18, 2012
Major Food Crisis in Central African Republic (CAR), With Malnutrition Rates Far Above Emergency Levels; International Medical Corps Launches Emergency Response
Jun 15, 2012
With Health Situation Worsening Rapidly in Refugee Camps in South Sudan, International Medical Corps Scales Up Emergency Response Efforts
Jun 14, 2012
Violence and Hunger Driving Tens of Thousands into Refugee Camps in South Sudan; International Medical Corps Teams Seeing Alarming Rates of Malnutrition, Especially Among Children
Jun 06, 2012
International Medical Corps is rapidly mobilizing to address urgent nutrition and disease prevention needs among rising refugee populations in South Sudan’s Upper Nile State.

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