SEATTLE (November 5, 2018) — World Vision categorically denies the accusations made in the opinion piece by Cliff Smith and Sam Westrop published by the Christian Post on November 3. The story omits key facts that we have previously provided, and is based on flawed...
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Joey Logano Foundation to award $10,000 to World Vision for relief efforts in Hurricane Michael
World Vision received a grant from the Joey Logano Foundation to help provide relief to families impacted by Hurricane Michael.
World Vision US Statement on Central American Migration
World Vision is deeply concerned for the health and safety of children and families fleeing the violence in Honduras and we urge that measures are taken to appropriately care for these children while they are on the move.
Edgar Sandoval begins tenure as President of World Vision U.S.
Edgar Sandoval has officially taken the helm as the President and Chief Executive Officer of World Vision United States. Sandoval, 54, has served as the organization’s Chief Operating Officer for the past three years.
World Vision Expresses Gratitude to Congressional Leaders for PEPFAR and OVC Support
World Vision thanks congress for their leadership in supporting PEPFAR, a program that has enjoyed bi-partisan support since 2003, impacting the lives of millions of people.
World Vision’s ‘forest-maker’ wins prestigious international award
World Vision’s Tony Rinaudo, creator of the re-greening concept Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) was awarded the Right Livelihood Award for his work in Africa.
World Vision celebrates incredible impact of Big Daddy Weave
13-year partnership between Big Daddy Weave and World Vision has impacted the lives of tens of thousands of children. Big Daddy Weave has visited World Vision’s work in Armenia, Cambodia, Ecuador, and Tanzania.
Senate Introduces Resolution to End Violence Against Children Worldwide
Humanitarian organizations applaud new Senate resolution that condemns violence against children globally and calls for a solution.
Richard Stearns Awarded First Annual Humanitarian Leadership Award
The Humanitarian Disaster Institute (HDI) awarded Richard Stearns, retiring president of World Vision U.S., their first annual Humanitarian Leadership Award for “exemplary leadership in the humanitarian field over the entirety of his career.” His wife Reneé was also honored, in recognition of her own contributions in this field and her faithful support of her husband Rich and the work of World Vision.
Children on the move more vulnerable to violence, new report finds
All over the world, people are forced to flee their homes because of conflict, extreme poverty, drought or other crises. But while they search for safer places to raise their families, instead their children can be exposed to some of the worst types of violence.