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Letter carriers will drop a whopping $1.1 billion into mailboxes across Oregon. The kicker arrives at a time of year when we're especially mindful of the needs of others.
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George Devendorf and Brian Grzelkowski argue that the most serious threat to Afghanistan is in the "unfulfilled aspirations of average Afghan citizens."
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Mercy Corps' Communications Director, Joy Portella comments on her recent experiences while visiting the agency's programs in Gaza.
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Eighteen months after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans remains a city in crisis.
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This week, UN special envoy for Kosovo presented a plan for the "final status" of Kosovo and in the next few months.
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Deconstruction is an economically viable alternative to demolition in New Orleans.
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Patrick Makokoro is an assistant project manager for Mercy Corps' HIV/AIDS program in his native Zimbabwe.
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Continued fighting and limited mobility for aid groups comprise a "recipe for a major humanitarian disaster," says Mercy Corps CEO Neal Keny-Guyer.
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Mercy Corps Director-at-Large Landrum Bolling finds disheartening similarities between this latest Mideast clash and when he survived in Beirut during Israel's 1982 bombardment.
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Mercy Corps CEO says escalating violence could create new humanitarian crises in Lebanon and elsewhere in the region.
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Over the last five years, more than 89% of resources allocated directly to programs.