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Pastor Helen Epps loads a World Vision Family Emergency Kit into a car
From the Field

Tackling big needs — one small step at a time

  • U.S. Work
Linnae Gomez uses her time, talents, and treasures to raise awareness of World Vision’s child sponsorship program, and about how World Vision is serving families in the U.S. who have faced financial fallout from COVID-19.
Change Makers

Seeking to serve: Child Ambassador Linnae Gomez

  • Charitable Giving
Pastor Francisco Fernandez, who also works as a chaplain for the New York City Police Department, distributes World Vision Family Emergency Kits through his church.
From the Field

From sorrow to servant

  • U.S. Work
Six-year-old Ahni stands next to a table filled with supplies from World Vision Family Emergency Kits.
From the Field

Relief supplies support family in need

  • U.S. Work
Heidi’s optimistic attitude shines at a World Vision Family Emergency Kit distribution.
From the Field

Despite challenges, Heidi walks in faith each and every day

  • U.S. Work
Pastor Ofa Langi provides food and hope to families struggling through hard times during the coronavirus pandemic.
From the Field

Providing hope one box of food at a time

  • U.S. Work
CARES Act 2020 Charitable tax deductions
Change Makers

How the CARES Act can affect your 2020 tax deductions

  • Charitable Giving
NFL player Kelvin Beachum Jr. offers some helpful tips on how to cope during the pandemic, including a way to support other Americans and a fun proud-daddy moment.
Change Makers

How to cope during a pandemic: Tips from an NFL player

  • Hunger News
Eric Birky is one of hundreds of people who are able to stay clean during the COVID-19 pandemic due to The Shower of Hope in Hollywood, California.
From the Field

The Shower of Hope

  • U.S. Work
Cathy and Bill Riley pick up Fresh Food Boxes at World Vision’s Appalachia Storehouse.
From the Field

Acts of mustard-seed faith during the time of COVID-19

  • U.S. Work
Esther Gonzalez-Torres, executive director of Youth Challenge of Connecticut, demonstrates how to use the thermometer, provided by World Vision, which nearly brought her to tears.
From the Field

PPE donations are “like gold” for a World Vision partner

  • U.S. Work
Cold-weather clothing means more than just warmth for a child in need.
From the Field

3 unexpected ways your gift of cold-weather clothing helps a child

  • Charitable Giving
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