Over the past six months, we’ve watched the war in Ukraine unfold and seen more than 14 million people displaced from their homes—fleeing constant bombings and threats of violence.

Nobody expects to have their life derailed by a natural disaster. No one wants to plan for the worst to happen. But for Convoy of Hope, it’s the constant preparation that enables them to respond when disaster strikes.

Meet Angie. Angie works at Lighthouse Family Retreat, an organization committed to strengthening families living through childhood cancer by offering restorative retreats and helpful resources.

Meet Dorothy. Dorothy is part of the team at Atlanta Habitat for Humanity that empowers low-income families to pursue homeownership and financial education while revitalizing neighborhoods throughout Atlanta.

Summer camp can be an incredible experience. It’s a place where you make lasting friendships, conquer fears—we see you, zipline—and grow in your independence.

Meet Beth. Beth is the new part-time pharmacist at Good Sam Cobb—an organization that provides quality and affordable healthcare to the poor, underinsured, and uninsured. Hiring Beth has helped Good Sam solve a huge problem.

Meet Jackie. Jackie is a senior citizen living in Atlanta. Recently, he needed some repairs made to his home—and not small repairs. He was in need of critical repairs that would directly impact his safety and accessibility to his home.