A world where every pregnancy is safe
Syria Reborn: A Brighter Future for Moms & Babies
For more than a decade, Syria has been gripped by a devastating civil war, ignited by a revolution against the Assad regime. 2025 now marks a historic turning point for the Syrian people with hope in a newly established government, the easing of international sanctions, and a landmark opportunity to build the foundation for a brighter future.
As Syria rebuilds, moms and babies need our full attention, resources, and support.
Please learn more below and donate now to ensure a future where every Syrian mother and baby is safe and able to reach their full potential.
Past Campaigns
World Refugee Day 2025
No one chooses to be a refugee – to flee their home and community due to lack of safety or threats to the wellbeing of their family. To embark on a harrowing journey with no guarantee of survival or security. Yet, around the world, millions are being displaced by increased conflict and the impact of climate change. In these times of insecurity, pregnant women, mothers, and children are the most vulnerable.
2025 For Mama Challenge
We are so grateful to the 35,000+ people who donated to save lives and deliver hope through the 2025 For Mama Challenge this Ramadan.
Together, we raised more than $21 million to support lifesaving programs for mothers and babies in over 20 countries.
Tens of thousands of you lifted your voices to call for a future in which no woman and no child dies from preventable causes in pregnancy and childbirth. You give us hope that a world where every pregnancy is safe is possible.
2024 For Mama Challenge
In 2024, donors like you helped raise $13M to bring lifesaving care and medical supplies to moms and babies globally – including in places such as Gaza, Yemen, and Bangladesh. Over 23,000 people from 136 countries supported the campaign directly and together they reached more than 27M individuals with messages about the importance of ending preventable maternal and newborn death.
Let’s take action for Mama. If not us, who else?
