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We hope you read Tjada’s email launching our $50,000 Matching Gift Challenge to address the urgent needs of families in crisis around the world.

Right now, one of the most dangerous emergencies is unfolding in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where a fast-moving Ebola outbreak is threatening families already living through conflict, displacement, and hunger.

As cases continue to rise, Mercy Corps teams are on the ground working alongside local health authorities to help slow the spread of the virus and protect vulnerable communities.

Your gift today — now DOUBLED — can help provide the support families need in the DRC and 30+ countries around the world.
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Thank you for helping us reach families in crisis zones with lifesaving support.

— The Mercy Corps Team


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From: Mercy Corps <[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2026 at 10:59 AM
Subject: Ebola threat grows across vulnerable communities








FAMILIES FACE GROWING RISK AS EBOLA SPREADS
A child washes hands at a hygiene station in the Bulengo IDP camp on the outskirts of Goma. Children face growing risks from disease outbreaks like Ebola. 2015 Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Mercy Corps is helping vulnerable communities access hygiene support, prevention education and resources to help stop the spread before more lives are at risk. Your gift today can help protect families now and strengthen communities worldwide.
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Community educators who have been trained by Mercy Corps to help educate people in their community. 2014 Liberia.
Mamu Paasewe and Bendu Fahnbulleh are among the community educators trained by Mercy Corps to help families understand the dangers of Ebola and how to prevent it from spreading. "The problem is that some people still don’t believe Ebola is real," Paasewe says. "And it spreads." Your gift today helps Mercy Corps train frontline educators, share lifesaving information, and protect vulnerable communities before more lives are at risk.
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Public health trainers and staff from various NGOs meet for an Ebola training led by Mercy Corps partner PSI. 2014 Liberia.
As Ebola spreads across vulnerable communities, Mercy Corps and local partners are training frontline health workers to respond quickly, protect families and stop the outbreak from growing worse. "What we’re trying to do," says PSI facilitator Jenny Bedell, "is help communities understand that even in the midst of Ebola, there is still hope." Your support today helps Mercy Corps deliver urgent training, lifesaving resources and emergency aid to families facing crisis around the world.
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A simple but critical ask at the Mercy Corps office in Monrovia, 2014 Liberia.
Our work has shown us that human beings are incredibly resilient. Our team of humanitarians, who help communities in over 30 countries, has seen triumph over adversity time and time again. We know that together we can build strength and stability in communities weakened by crisis, and we can empower people to survive despite any setbacks. But we cannot do it without your support, will you please donate today?
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—Mercy Corps Emergency Response Team