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The Impossible Choice: Aftermath of an Earthquake
Do you sleep outside in the rain or do you sleep in the remains of your crumbling home? For families in Haiti, this question was their reality. Learn more about how ShelterBox responded in Haiti.
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COP26: The climate crisis needs our anger – but it also needs our hope
COP26 conference: Our CEO Sanj Srikanthan reflects on the urgent message we’re sending to global leaders.
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The Forgotten Crises: Mozambique
Since 2017, over 800,000 people have been displaced in Mozambique – but there is very little coverage on this crisis. Read more about the situation and how ShelterBox is working to help.
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The Forgotten Crises: Burkina Faso
Once hailed a beacon of hope, Burkina Faso has now been experiencing one of the fastest-growing humanitarian crises. Learn more about this devastating crisis that is often missed in the news.
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5 Inspiring fundraising stories we love
From physical challenges to camping in the freezing cold, here are our favorite fundraising stories from the past year.
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The Forgotten Crises: Five things you need to know about Tigray
Ethiopia is experiencing one of the world’s gravest humanitarian crises, with over 4.5 million people in desperate need of assistance. Here are the five things you should know.
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Stronger Together: How we worked with partners to respond in Honduras after Hurricanes Eta and Iota
In November 2020, Central America was hit by two consecutive hurricanes within two weeks. Hurricanes Iota and Eta brought a wave of destruction across the region.
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Preparing for a busy Hurricane season
The 2021 Atlantic Basin hurricane season is more active than usual, with more powerful named storms than average since the start of the season. Read how we’re preparing.
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World Humanitarian Day 2021
Discover everything you need to know about World Humanitarian Day and meet four real-life humanitarians.
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Does Famine Still Exist?
Does famine still exist? Learn more about what famine means, what causes it, and how you can help families experiencing humanitarian crisis.