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Sustainable Food | October 2023 Monthly Letter

Sustainable Food | October 2023 Monthly Letter

For more than 40 years, ICF has been making a sustainable difference in the lives of needy children and their families. We do this by supporting initiatives that provide sustainable food supplies. These initiatives include a broad array of farming, animal husbandry, and aquaculture programs.

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Education is Their Future | September 2023 Monthly Letter

Education is Their Future | September 2023 Monthly Letter

It is estimated that more than 61 million children in Sub-Saharan Africa will not obtain a primary level education and of these children 15 million will never attend any school. As you can imagine, the opportunities for these children will be severely limited.

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August is National Make-A-Will Month: Protect who and what matter most

August is National Make-A-Will Month: Protect who and what matter most

With gratitude for all of your contributions, we’re sharing that August is National Make-A-Will Month! This annual observance is growing more popular every year because having an up-to-date plan is one of the smartest ways to secure your future, protect your loved ones, and support the causes close to your heart.

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Thirsty for Change: Tackling Waterborne Diseases and Saving Lives

Thirsty for Change: Tackling Waterborne Diseases and Saving Lives

Discover the shocking truth behind the silent killer lurking in our water sources. Our latest blog uncovers how diseases from contaminated water claim more lives than all forms of violence combined, including war. Join us as we delve into the alarming statistics and explore the urgent need for change to protect communities worldwide.

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1 Bag of Rice – Can Make All the Difference.

1 Bag of Rice – Can Make All the Difference.

Imagine not having anything to eat … for days at a time. Then try to imagine the horror of not having any food for your children or grandchildren. Regrettably, this is all too common. In fact, the UN estimates that, on average, one child under the age of five dies every 10 seconds in sub-Saharan Africa – most due to starvation.

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May 2023 Monthly Letter Medical Clinics

May 2023 Monthly Letter Medical Clinics

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 2.9 million children under the age of 5 die in sub-Saharan Africa annually. This is equivalent to 5 children under the age of 5 dying every minute. They estimate that two thirds of these deaths can be attributed to preventable causes like pneumonia, diarrhea, and malaria.

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