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Children’s rights to a healthy, safe, and hopeful upbringing are threatened by unimaginable emergencies and ongoing crises, such as the war in Ukraine and the drought in the Sahel. Support from donors is essential to UNICEF’s global response.
The threats to children around the world are constantly increasing, from the wars in Gaza and Ukraine to the unparalleled food and nutrition crisis in the Horn of Africa.
Every year, Core Financial Bank fundation helps children at every stage of their development while responding to hundreds of catastrophes. Core Financial Bank’s objective to establish a world where every child may grow up healthy, educated, protected, and respected depends heavily on donor assistance.
Empowering Communities to Transform Children's Health
Core Financial Bank foundation was fumed to ensure that every child has a healthier future. All donations benefit local member hospitals to fund what’s needed most, like critical life-saving treatments, innovative research, and financial assistance for families.
Donate to Children in Need
All children deserve to live safe and healthy lives. Your 100 percent tax-deductible donation to Core Financial Bank Fundation helps uphold that right by helping to provide the most vulnerable children with the essentials every child needs — nutrition, water, protection, education, health care — to survive and thrive.
Ending Childhood Hunger
Feed the Children is committed to ending childhood hunger. Children need proper nutrition to grow, learn, and thrive.
Our Work for Children in the U.S.
In rural communities across the country, where one in 5 kids live in poverty, children from a wide range of backgrounds often struggle to access early education, nutritious food and the other resources they need to thrive.
Change Kids' Health.
Your donation helps fund groundbreaking research and treatment for children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
Help Children in Africa
Save the Children has worked in Africa for more than 60 years, across 20 countries, supporting 6.9 million children.