Stories in the U.S.

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Media contacts John Yeager, Western U.S. 253.815.2356 (o), 425.765.9845 (c) Gardi Wilks, Central U.S. 708.366.8389 (o), 708.205.5020 (c) Mindy Mizell, Eastern U.S. 202.355.3690 (c) Christine Connolly Bell, Western U.S. 323.208.2444 (c) Expert Source Romanita Hairston

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More about World Vision's presence in the United States

• Fighting poverty in the U.S.
• Youth making a difference
• World Vision disaster response in the U.S.
• Corporate partnerships
• World Vision Experience: AIDS interactive exhibit
• NGO accountability

Americans who want to help children in need locally and globally have a lot of choices through World Vision. In the United States, World Vision partners with thousands of individuals, churches, schools, corporations and community-based organizations to build a better world for children.

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