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This World Health Day, your donation can go twice as far! Find out how your contribution to St. Damien Pediatric Hospital will be matched, helping provide life-saving care to children in Haiti. Click here to learn more and make a meaningful impact today!

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March 6, 2025

This World Health Day, you have the unique opportunity to double your support for Haiti’s most vulnerable children. Thanks to a generous anonymous donor, every donation made to St. Damien Pediatric Hospital will be matched—dollar for dollar—up to $150,000. That means your contribution will go twice as far in providing life-saving care to children and mothers in Haiti.

St. Damien Pediatric Hospital, located in Port-au-Prince, is the only pediatric facility in Haiti that offers specialized care for conditions like cancer, malnutrition, HIV/AIDS, and sickle cell disease. Each year, the hospital serves over 50,000 children and mothers, offering crucial services such as emergency care, surgery, and oncology treatment.

In the face of Haiti’s ongoing crisis, St. Damien remains a beacon of hope. Despite challenges like political instability and economic hardship, the hospital continues its critical work, providing care that would be otherwise inaccessible to these vulnerable families.

Your support is essential to keeping this mission alive. By donating today, you’ll directly help provide life-saving treatment, medications, and supplies. And thanks to the $150,000 matching challenge, every dollar you donate will be doubled, allowing you to make an even greater impact on the lives of children in desperate need.

We invite you to visit the Mission Possible campaign landing page to learn more about how your donation can help. Whether you choose to make a one-time gift or become a monthly donor, your generosity will provide the resources needed to continue this vital work.

Don’t miss the chance to double your impact this World Health Day. Visit the link below and make a difference today. Together, we can help save lives and provide hope for Haiti’s children.

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