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Muslim Volunteers to Relieve Christian Volunteers on Christmas Eve at Manna Community Meal Soup Kitchen
Mercy-USA Makes the First Day of School Easier for Detroit Families
Mercy-USA Launches the Urban Warmth Project for Detroit’s Most Vulnerable Citizens 01-24-2018
Muslim Community Volunteers to Relieve Christian Volunteers 12-19-2017
Emergency Aid to Rohingya Refugees Fleeing Myanmar 10-17-2017
Mercy-USA Gears Up for Possible Chemical Attacks in Syria 04-06-2017
Mercy-USA Field Team Some of the Tens of Thousands Caught in Aleppo 12-14-2016
Mercy-USA In The News
Mercy-USA Contribution Protects Healthcare and Education Services for Palestine Refugees
Syria: Mercy-USA & UNOCHA provide insulated shelter homes to save lives in heat wave
Mercy-USA staff and volunteers partner with General Motors MENA group to distribute toys to refugee children for Eid
CNN: ‘It’s destroying me’: Syrian Americans haunted by earthquake devastation plea for world’s help
UN: Syria, where the displaced are helping the displaced
UNRWA Press Room: Mercy-USA Supports Palestine Refugee Families in Gaza with Emergency Food Aid
Detroit News: Mercy-USA Volunteers Help Feed Detroit’s Homeless
Click on Detroit: Mercy-USA Volunteers in Detroit Let Others Have the Holidays Off
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Stop Syria's civil war, for sake of country's children
Babies washing up on beaches and desperate families struggling across Europe have stirred us from an apathetic slumber regarding Syria. Nations will be either magnanimous or heartless in regard to hosting Syrian refugees. As debates play out over how much any one nation can or should do, it’s worth considering a recent USAID estimate that 12.2 million people, including 5.5 million children, inside Syria are caught in the country’s brutal civil war and need help.
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