Give to the World

Give to the World Give to the World (GTTW) is a US registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to serving the world’s most vulnerable people.

GTTW empowers communities effected by poverty, disaster, and conflict by providing essential and lifesaving resources in addition to promoting economic development.

On Venezuela’s Independence Day, we honor the strength, resilience, and perseverance of the Venezuelan people.In recent ...
07/05/2026

On Venezuela’s Independence Day, we honor the strength, resilience, and perseverance of the Venezuelan people.

In recent weeks, communities have faced the devastating impact of twin earthquakes that damaged homes, disrupted essential services, and left families struggling to recover. Reports from the affected areas describe ongoing rescue efforts and urgent humanitarian needs.

As recovery continues, Give to the World is working closely with local contacts, medical professionals, and humanitarian partners to better understand the situation on the ground and identify the most effective ways to help.

Our initial focus is on supporting access to essential medicines and other critical needs identified by those serving affected communities directly.

In the days ahead, we will share more information about the response effort and how you can stand with the people of Venezuela during this challenging time.

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07/04/2026

Today we celebrate Independence Day and the values that bring us together: service, generosity, compassion, and the belief that every person deserves dignity and opportunity.

At Give to the World, we see those values reflected every day through our volunteers, donors, partners, and communities around the world.

As we gather with family and friends, we're grateful for everyone who chooses to turn compassion into action and help build a more hopeful future for others.

Happy Fourth of July from all of us at Give to the World.

For many rural communities in La Guajira, Colombia, life used to stop when the sun went down.Through our partnership wit...
03/26/2026

For many rural communities in La Guajira, Colombia, life used to stop when the sun went down.

Through our partnership with Tierra Grata, solar-powered streetlights are bringing light, safety, and connection to communities without access to electricity.

In 2025 the Noche Grata project supported:

• 76 solar streetlights installed
• 9 rural communities reached
• 1,081 people benefiting from safer nighttime mobility

Communities helped install the lights and selected local “Guardians of the Light” to maintain them.

When communities lead the work, solutions last.

🔗 Learn more through the link in our bio.

Education can change the trajectory of a young person’s life.In Kenya’s informal settlements, many students face barrier...
03/24/2026

Education can change the trajectory of a young person’s life.

In Kenya’s informal settlements, many students face barriers to continuing their education after primary school.

Through our partnership with CFK Africa, youth receive mentorship, leadership training, and academic support that helps them stay engaged and pursue their goals.

In 2025 the program delivered:

• 20 study camp sessions
• 8 mentorship and leadership workshops
• Ongoing guidance and support for students navigating secondary education

Programs like these help young people build confidence, leadership skills, and long-term opportunities.

🔗 Learn more about the impact through the link in our bio.

In parts of Somalia, basic healthcare remains out of reach for many families.Through our partnership with Bancroft Globa...
03/22/2026

In parts of Somalia, basic healthcare remains out of reach for many families.

Through our partnership with Bancroft Global Development, mobile outreach and hospital support helped deliver essential care to communities affected by conflict and displacement.

In 2025 the program supported:

• 5,424 civilians receiving medical care in hospitals
• 1,495 civilians treated through mobile outreach events
• Maternal health services and pediatric care in remote communities

These efforts also supported education initiatives for children in the SNA Village School, improving access to learning and essential resources.

When healthcare reaches communities, stability and dignity follow.

🔗 Learn more in our latest impact update.

Mental health support is often one of the most overlooked needs in humanitarian crises.In Jordan, displaced families and...
03/20/2026

Mental health support is often one of the most overlooked needs in humanitarian crises.

In Jordan, displaced families and host communities face prolonged uncertainty, trauma, and economic hardship.

Through our partnership with SAMS, culturally informed mental health services are helping individuals rebuild emotional stability and resilience.

In 2025 the program supported:

• 3,886 participants receiving mental health care
• 58% women beneficiaries
• Individual therapy, family support, and youth programs

For many participants, access to therapy and psychosocial support represents a turning point toward healing.

“You saved me from one of the darkest chapters of my life.”

🔗 Learn more about the program through the link in our bio.

When disasters strike, recovery is about more than rebuilding homes.It’s about restoring livelihoods.In Mindanao and Nor...
03/18/2026

When disasters strike, recovery is about more than rebuilding homes.

It’s about restoring livelihoods.

In Mindanao and Northern Cebu, floods, typhoons, and earthquakes disrupted the lives of thousands of families. Through our partnership with MARADECA, communities began rebuilding with practical support and local leadership.

In 2025 we supported:

• 291 farming families rebuilding their livelihoods
• 315 families receiving typhoon recovery supplies
• 629 families receiving earthquake relief support

Today many families are planting again, producing food, and rebuilding stability for their children.

“We used to buy food. Now we grow it—and sometimes even share it.”

🔗 Learn more through the link in our bio.

Healthcare should not disappear during conflict.In the Kharkiv region of Ukraine, many families can no longer safely rea...
03/16/2026

Healthcare should not disappear during conflict.

In the Kharkiv region of Ukraine, many families can no longer safely reach hospitals. Mobile clinics are helping bring care directly to communities affected by years of war.

In 2025, through our partnership with MedGlobal, we supported:

• 585 patients receiving medical care
• 162 people receiving mental health support
• Treatment for chronic illnesses, infections, and reproductive health needs

For many patients, these visits are more than medical care—they are a moment to be heard, supported, and treated with dignity.

Mobile healthcare allows local professionals to reach people who would otherwise go without care.

Learn more about the impact in our latest update.

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