Social Engagement
Mercy Corps takes on two new projects that will enhance its mission, encourage advocates in its campaign against world hunger and poverty and, in time, produce a new crop of deeply involved donors.
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“Both new ventures will help fulfill our wish to become more active in the fields of youth engagement and global education,” explains Matthew De Galan, senior vice president for resource development and communications at Mercy Corps.
The mission, the money
De Galan, who has been with Mercy Corps for nine years, says he has visited with staffers at Mercy Corps centers around the world and often is asked what the organization is doing to educate Americans about their work.
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