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Day by day, global humanitarian needs just keep growing. Millions of kids will suffer without more support. Please, urge Congress to send it.

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Hunger impacts everything, John.

It delayed 11-year-old Marque’s* development, causing his body to swell and his brain to fog over. His family is one of millions who’ve been displaced by conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

After four back-to-back bouts of severe malnutrition, Marque’s hair and skin even began to change color. Relentless bullying forced him to drop out of school – but he still dreams of becoming a doctor.

We can’t let crisis hold him back. Add your voice to make sure Congress gets the message: Every child deserves a chance to thrive.

Kids are struggling in every corner of the world, John . We’re watching tragedy after tragedy unfold in real time:

4 million displaced people are currently living in Ukraine
Children in Yemen just had their food rations cut to a devastating new low
Right now, 12 million kids are waiting on assistance in Ethiopia

There’s no time to sit on this decision. Hardship is intensifying with every passing second – and it won’t stop until families get support.

That’s why children need advocates like you, John. Speak up now to help secure lifesaving humanitarian aid!

Thanks for being a voice for kids,

Christy Gleason

Executive Director

Save the Children Action Network

*Name changed for protection

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