Save the Children US

Save the Children is a century-old nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring that every child has the opportunity for a healthy start, quality education, and protection from harm. Founded by Eglantyne Jebb in 1919 in response to the devastating effects of World War I on children, the organization has grown to provide aid and resources in the United States and across the globe.

In times of crisis, Save the Children is often among the first responders, working tirelessly to transform children’s lives through immediate and long-term support. Their diverse programs include emergency response efforts, health and nutrition initiatives, educational resources, and advocacy for children's rights.

With a commitment to accountability, integrity, and collaboration, Save the Children maximizes the impact of donations, ensuring that 85% of every dollar goes directly to their mission. Recognized for their financial efficiency and effectiveness by major charity watchdogs, they continue to inspire hope and change in the lives of vulnerable children, paving the way for a brighter future.