The U.S. government's cuts to foreign aid have created an urgent crisis — high-impact, evidence-based programs in global health, extreme poverty, and humanitarian aid are suddenly at risk. Organizations delivering lifesaving interventions now face unexpected shortfalls that could cost lives. We can’t afford to let that happen.
Times of crisis require swift and decisive action. That’s why The Life You Can Save and Founders Pledge have jointly launched the Rapid Response Fund — a fast, strategic way to bridge gaps in funding and keep the most effective programs running at full capacity open for donations from all who care about the impact of this crisis.
We’re collaborating with experts and former USAID leaders at Project Resource Optimization (PRO) to identify and support the most cost-effective interventions in global health & development. Our recommended partners are among the best in the world at turning dollars into impact, but they now face an unprecedented funding crunch.
This fund will provide urgent bridge support and sustain essential services for our current recommended funding opportunities while also allowing us the agility to seize new high-impact opportunities as they arise in this rapidly shifting landscape. Every dollar you donate goes where it’s needed most — help us act now before it’s too late.
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Paul Morgan If someone told you they could save you $0.25 out of $100 dollars but hundreds of thousands of people would die as a result who would ask for that last 25 cents? That’s what the United States has done by shutting down USAID. And if you were...
Joseph Hill Because there has never been a time in history for the opportunity for philanthropic dollars to have a higher impact. Thank you Jacob Ma-Weaver for the insight in your letter: https://bsdpdfapi-production.up.railway.app/letters/file/9c75311...
Srabana CHAUDHURI As a human I want to make meaningful contribution towards fellow human beings many of whom have not been as fortunate as I have been at birth. Offcourse this is not for any fault of their own. So I am pledging my support in these trying tim...
erin-darby mcclain 4we have a moral duty-- even as a broke graduate student. funding is more necessary now more than ever. the richest country in the world is also the stingiest. what an embarassment
Nicola Othen 1In memory of Clark Fenton, a good man gone too soon.