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Episcopal Relief & Development

Thematic Focus Areas

Women & Girls
Economic Development
Disaster Relief
Partners with locally-led organizations to advance lasting change in communities impacted by injustice, poverty, disaster, and climate change.
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73-1635264

CFC Number

80416

Give Global Blog

A girl holding a CARE box, with other women posing behind her
We’re back with another round of charity recommendations! There was such strong interest in our top anti-human trafficking charities blog that we decided to put together a list for women and girls, in honor of Women’s History Month. The global economy is losing out on at least $7 trillion of economic gains each year due to a failure to reach gender parity in the workforce. Donating to charities focused on empowering women and girls is not just a matter of social justice; it’s also a strategic investment in a more equitable, prosperous, and sustainable world for all.  To celebrate Women’s...

Charity Photos

  • Title: GhanaWomanSewing
  • Charity: Episcopal Relief & Development
  • Country: Ghana
  • Photo Credit: Episcopal Relief & Development

  • Title: ProgramaREDES
  • Charity: Episcopal Relief & Development
  • Country: Puerto Rico
  • Photo Credit: Episcopal Relief & Development

  • Title: GuatemalaChildren
  • Charity: Episcopal Relief & Development
  • Country: Guatemala
  • Photo Credit: Episcopal Relief & Development 

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Lukasi had big goals and big challenges. He wanted to build a better house for his wife and children. He wanted to be able to pay the costs of sending seven of his school-age children to primary and secondary school. His family struggled to provide a consistent source of food. And he wanted to be able to save some money and start a business buying and selling chickens. Lukasi has a small farm in Lamaiti, Tanzania, in the Diocese of Central Tanganyika (DCT), but low rainfall and poor-quality seed hindered its yield. Household expenses and school fees took money away from his other goals. When Lukasi joined a Savings with Education group established by the diocese and supported by Episcopal Relief & Development, he attended a presentation about conservation agriculture. He visited the trainer at her farm and asked her to come visit his farm to show him how to...