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Built for change.

After more than 40-years operating around the world as Mercy Corps, we’re proud to announce that this fall we’ll become Prosper Global.

We’re leading a global community of humanitarians to create a future where everyone can prosper.

38m

people reached across the world in the last year
35+

countries where we work
4300

team members
95%

of team members are from the countries where they work

Featured stories

A Congolese woman at a water point and latrine in North Kivu to strengthen hygiene and prevention.

Ebola outbreak in DRC: What Mercy Corps is doing and how you can help

The outbreak was declared by the World Health Organization as cases linked to the rare Bundibugyo virus is raising concerns about regional spread.

Ethiopian mother and daughter smiling together.

Mothers working toward brighter futures for the next generation

From Ethiopia to Ukraine, we’re sharing stories of women who are facing uncertainty while also holding out a steady hand guiding their children forward.

Graphical map of Sudan; a screenshot from a newscast.

Survival is getting harder every day in Sudan

Mercy Corps CEO Tjada D'Oyen McKenna appeared on CBS News to discuss the deepening crisis in Sudan after three years of conflict.

Two Palestinian women sit outside their tent in Gaza.

Cash aid brings choice and dignity in Gaza

With support of the European Union, the Basic Needs Consortium provides inclusive, flexible aid that helps families facing displacement and disability navigate crisis.

Women gather at a water pump in Thobo camp, where tens of thousands of people displaced by the war in Sudan are now living.

Sudan crisis: Three years in and how Mercy Corps is supporting communities

Sudan is experiencing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.

View from above as trucks loaded with personal items are waiting in traffic.

Lebanon crisis: Families forced to flee again

Nearly 800,000 people in Lebanon have fled their homes as violence surges across the country amidst the Middle East conflict.