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Six Flags America - Stuff a Coaster campaign

Six Flags America Partners With World Vision to Collect School Supplies for “Annual Stuff a Coaster” School Supply Drive

World Vision is building the Azraq refugee camp for Syrian refugees in Jordan.

View From the Field: On World Refugee Day, building a home for those forced to leave theirs behind

Theodore Scott, World Vision’s water and sanitation manager, surveys water tanks at an displacement camp in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Cholera spreads through contaminated water. PHOTO: Meg Sattler / World Vision

USAID and World Vision join Coalition to Eliminate Cholera from Haiti and the Dominican Republic

InterAction: A United Voice for Global Change

Deep cuts adopted by House appropriators threaten progress on poverty-focused international development

Max Baucus (D-MT), Chair of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee. Photo courtesy ABCnews.go.com.

Faith and Giving Coalition to convene on tax reform and charitable deduction

President Bill Clinton and Chelsea Clinton visit a World Vision project in Rwanda with Dr. Greg Allgood.

President Clinton, Chelsea Clinton see firsthand how clean water saves lives

Chris Palusky reports on the construction of the Azraq refugee camp in Jordan.

Syrian refugee crisis stretching aid effort to its limits, say aid agencies

Image from video by Flash Flood for Good

Campaign To Share Clean Drinking Water to launch at 2013 Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting

Refugees from Syria have flooded into Lebanon and tensions are at a tipping point.

Burden on families hosting Syrian refugees could reach tipping point, new study finds

Oklahoma tornado survivors receive emergency supplies.

World Vision to provide play therapy for children affected by deadly Oklahoma tornadoes

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