Your $30 donation can pay for 100 portable pipe filters to enable nomadic populations to filter their drinking water and help eliminate Guinea worm disease.
A donation of $1,000 can support the participation of an experienced international election observer in one of the many critical elections that the Center observes each year.
Your donation of $120 can pay for the printing of 20 training modules, which will be used to instruct health workers on a public health issue of importance to the people of Ethiopia.
Your support can help us continue to Wage Peace, Fight Disease, and Build Hope.
Your charitable donations to The Carter Center —unique among world aid agencies —combined with the generosity of others, are making a difference in the lives of millions around the world through programs of disease control and prevention and democracy building.
Carter Center charitable donations alleviate suffering and advance human rights worldwide by:
Leading the worldwide campaign in Guinea worm disease eradication that has reduced this horrible disease by 99.5 percent in Africa and Asia.
Monitoring 63 multiparty elections in more than 26 countries including the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Indonesia, and Ethiopia.
Creating new avenues for peace in Liberia, the Middle East, Sudan, Uganda, and Venezuela.
Providing health education and more than 70 million drug treatments to fight river blindness in Africa and Latin America.
Working to erase the stigma against mental illnesses in the United States and abroad.
Brokering a "Guinea worm" cease-fire in Sudan, the first and longest-observed humanitarian cease-fire in history.
Teaching more than 1 million farmers in Africa to double, triple, or quadruple their yields of maize, wheat, corn, and other grains.
Assisting in the elimination and control of other diseases, such as lymphatic filariasis, also known as elephantiasis; schistosomiasis; and trachoma, the world's leading cause of preventable blindness.
Supporting community-based economic development in emerging democracies, such as Guyana, Mali, and Mozambique.
Strengthening local election processes in China and promoting free and fair elections through our China Village Elections Project.
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