The U.S. government's recent aid freezes are putting lives at risk. Your emergency donation will be matched up to $300,000 by Matt and Kathryn Kamm to help fill funding gaps and ensure critical health care continues.
Stand Against Life-Threatening Cuts
The new U.S. government policies are causing an immediate man-made crisis in global health care. Critical funding for maternal and child health, HIV/AIDS programs, tuberculosis treatment, and primary care has been frozen or slashed—leaving millions without access to lifesaving care.
We cannot let politics dictate who gets to live and who is left behind. Our commitment to patients remains unwavering, but we need your support to respond to this crisis. PIH is launching an emergency fundraising effort to raise $10 million by April 30, ensuring care for the 8 million patients who count on us across the world.
Your support is an act of defiance against this injustice and your MATCHED donation will have double the impact to ensure health care continues—no matter the policies, no matter the politics. Please stand with us. Donate now.
“There are millions of people relying on the care that you help make possible as a PIHer. They do not have the luxury of waiting in despair, and so neither do we.”
- Dr. Sheila Davis, PIH CEO
Take Immediate Action
Email Congress to reverse the ban on global health funding
"What we're seeing is an unprecedented freeze on foreign aid and critical global health programs that support millions of patients. Please help us oppose the ending of such programs by contacting your congressional offices. We're hearing that messages are getting through to congressional offices and via their channels to the State Department."- Vincent Lin, Associate Director, Health Policy & Advocacy
Foreign aid freeze: What you need to know
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