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History News Network: 75 Years of CARE Demonstrate Americans’ Potential for Compassion

May 18, 2021

It was 75 years ago this May when the first CARE packages of food began arriving in Europe to feed the hungry. This new charity, know then Co-operative for American Remittances to Europe (CARE), represented the very best of America. At first using Army surplus rations in Germany, CARE started giving boxes of food to the hungry in Europe. Just a year after World War II, Europeans were suffering because of severe food shortages. The destruction from the war and also harsh weather had left Europe in ruins and unable to produce enough food.

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Health

New Analysis by CARE and Booz Allen Hamilton: The Benefits of Investing in Comprehensive Global Vaccinations Far Outweigh Economic Costs of Continued Pandemic

April 27, 2021

(Washington, DC—April 27th, 2021) International poverty-fighting nonprofit CARE released a policy paper that details the economic rationale for a significant United States investment in a comprehensive global vaccination campaign. The paper, titled The Case for U.S. Investment in Global COVID-19 Vaccinations “No One Is Safe Until Everyone Is Safe,” is based on analysis done in partnership with Booz Allen Hamilton, a global technology and consulting company. 

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CARE CEO Michelle Nunn: Setting Refugee Limits to Historic Low is ‘Cruel and Un-American’

September 17, 2018

WASHINGTON — Michelle Nunn, CEO and President of the global humanitarian and development organization, CARE, issued the following statement on the White House move to sharply reduce the number of refugees allowed to resettle in the United States:“The administration’s plan to slash the historically low number of 45,000 annual refugees allowed into the U.S. to

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CARE Announces New Leadership of New Social Enterprises Division: CARE Social Ventures

September 12, 2018

ATLANTA (Sept 12, 2018) — The global poverty-fighting organization CARE announced Mark Muckerheide, a retail industry veteran, will head CARE Social Ventures, a new division that will focus on growing social enterprise ventures that alleviate poverty worldwide. Muckerheide brings two decades of retail experience from Target Corp. Most recently, he was director of corporate social responsibility

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