The World Vision 40 Hour Challenge is on this weekend!
This weekend, rangatahi across Aotearoa are stepping up to give tamariki in Solomon Islands food for today, and a future for tomorrow. Know someone taking part? Support them and donate now.
Or take on the challenge yourself,by going 40 hours offline, you’re standing with tamariki like Polyne, who are struggling to get enough food each day because of climate change.
- Share your offline challenge on socials (before you go offline!)
- Tag #40HOURNZ
- The fun starts now, you've got this!
- It's not too late to join!
Other ways you can give today:
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Help the world's most vulnerable children to survive, recover and build a future. You can provide life-saving food, water and protection to kids whose lives are on the line.
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Include a gift in your Will
A gift in your Will can make a significant difference, no matter how large or small and is a wonderfully generous way to ensure the values which are important to you live on.
Giving that multiplies
Help the world's most vulnerable children to survive, recover and build a future. You can provide life-saving food, water and protection to kids whose lives are on the line.
Be chosen as a sponsor
Put the power to choose in a child's hands. Sign up today and we'll send your photo to Alito community, Uganda where a child is waiting to choose you as their sponsor.
Gift Catalogue
If you're looking for gifts that really matter, your search stops here! Each gift comes with a free card explaining the amazing impact you’ve helped your special someone make.
Include a gift in your Will
A gift in your Will can make a significant difference, no matter how large or small and is a wonderfully generous way to ensure the values which are important to you live on.
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