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A cross stands on a steep hillside above Zahlé, overlooking the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon, where more than a million Syrian refugees have found shelter. Informal Tent Settlements dot the valley below.

Christians Unite in Prayer for Refugees at Fifth Anniversary of Syrian Conflict

A Syrian child in one of Lebanon's tented settlements plays with a toy amid the mud. PHOTO: World Vision/Jon Warren.

Report Reveals Horrifying Cost of Conflict to Syria, its Neighbors and its Children

Photo from World Vision staff shows a hospital specializing in women and children after bombing damaged its infrastructure and forced it to close its doors and potentially relocate services. PHOTO: World Vision

Bombing Impacts World Vision-Supported Hospital for Women and Children in Northern Syria

Camp in northern Syria where World Vision is working to bring clean water, baby supplies and hygiene and winter kits to families forced from their homes by the conflict. PHOTO: World Vision.

Statement on the Announcement of the Expansion of Humanitarian Aid into Syria 12 February 2016

Bouchra, 5, is one of the many children who have fled Syria and are now living in tented settlements in Lebanon. PHOTO: World Vision

An Appeal to End the Suffering in Syria

Aid Agencies: One-off Aid Convoys Won’t Save Starving Syrians

A mother collects water in Papua New Guinea. The water supply has been very limited this year. PHOTO: World Vision / Joseph Anjoe

Aid Agencies Call Upon Donors to Commit Funds to Save Lives in Countries Hit by El Niño

This #GivingTuesday the Harlem Globetrotters show off the results of their “#GOATee for a Good Cause” campaign with World Vision. PHOTO: Harlem Globetrotters

This #GivingTuesday the Harlem Globetrotters Show-off the Results of Their “#GOATee for a Good Cause” Campaign with World Vision

Health educator Renathe lives in Burundi and uses her Thirty-One Gifts tote bag to carry her teaching materials as she travels throughout her community. PHOTO: World Vision

This Giving Tuesday, Thirty-One Gifts Doubles Impact of all World Vision Donations

Syrian refugees arrive by the busload in Europe. PHOTO: World Vision / Laura Reinhardt

Surprise: Following Paris Attacks, Americans just as Willing to Help Syrian Refugees

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