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VOICES FROM THE FIELDTHE IRC BLOG
Say "I Love You" with a last-minute Valentine's Day gift
February 14, 2013
By The IRC
There's still time: This Valentine's Day, say "I Love You" with a Rescue Gift. Send an eCard instantly.
When you honor someone special with a symbolic Rescue Gift, you help provide a lifeline to families rebuilding their lives in more than 40 countries around the world.
Rescue Gifts like a pair of baby goats or a year of school enable the International Rescue Committee to deliver assistance that is immediate, direct and lifesaving—straight from your heart.
Last-minute gifts with real heart
Give a Rescue Gft for Valentine's Day
The IRC is consistently awarded high marks by charity watchdog groups and respected publications for our efficient use of financial support and the effectiveness of our work. Of every $1 the IRC spends, more than 90¢ goes to programs and services that directly benefit refugees and communities affected by war or disaster.
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