Samaritan's Purse e.V. is committed to helping people in need worldwide. With projects like "Christmas in a Shoebox" and humanitarian aid, the organization provides support regardless of origin or faith. Dedicated staff and donors make the mission tangible.
Samaritan's Purse e.V., known as The Compassionate Samaritans, is a Christian humanitarian organization that works worldwide to assist people in need. Founded in 1970 by Robert Pierce and led by Franklin Graham since 1979, the organization is active in around 20 countries.
The mission of Samaritan's Purse e.V. is to alleviate suffering on behalf of Jesus Christ and to bring people closer to the unconditional and unlimited love of God. The organization supports victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, illness, hunger, and religious persecution, regardless of their worldview, religious beliefs, ethnicity, or gender. The Christian values are not an empty word but are expressed in the practical help and commitment of the organization[2][3].
Samaritan's Purse e.V. works closely with local partners and congregations to develop and implement sustainable solutions. These include:
Samaritan's Purse e.V. is legally and financially independent as a registered association. The association is funded by donations and has a strong and professional team of about 50 full-time and around 8,000 volunteer staff. The board and the supervisory board are responsible for the strategic direction and oversight of the association's activities[2].
Samaritan's Purse e.V. lives its Christian values through concrete help and support to improve the living conditions of needy and suffering people worldwide. Through the support of donors and volunteers, the organization can implement its mission and make God's love tangible.
