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The Impossible Choice.

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Every day, parents in America are faced with these impossible choices. Poverty forces families to ma

Every day, parents in America are faced with these impossible choices. [Save the Children]( [Gas or Groceries? Rent or Running Water? Heating or Health Care? Diapers or Dinner? For families living in poverty, these impossible choices are ones they have to make every day. [Rush a Donation]]( Poverty forces families to make impossible choices. Every day, parents across the U.S. are deciding between essentials – books or bread, gas or groceries – just to survive. Children who live in poverty are more likely to start school significantly behind their peers and never catch up. Poverty and hunger also go hand in hand, and when children are hungry for food, they can’t afford to be hungry for knowledge. That’s why Save the Children works to fill critical gaps in early learning across rural America’s most impoverished communities. This is just one aspect of our work to help children around the world grow up healthy, learning and safe. But all our efforts depend on the support we get from champions for children like you, and we’re counting on you to help reach our $50,000 goal before mid night tomo rrow. [So please, before Poverty Awareness Month ends, will you make your first gift so that we can continue to do this important work to help children, whether they are facing poverty, hunger or other crises?]( [Rush a Donation]( Breaking the cycle of poverty and nurturing children begins by educating and empowering those currently experiencing poverty. Together, your support and our presence in more than 300 of rural America’s most impoverished communities can create a better, brighter future for these kids and all children facing threats to their well-being. Your generosity today can support high-quality early childhood education programs that prepare children for kindergarten, nurture parent-school connections and empower parents to be their child’s first and most important teacher. It can also assist our efforts to eliminate childhood hunger and combat the various other hardships that children face all over the world, from conflict to the climate crisis. [So please, will you rush your first donation of $30 to support children across the globe before Poverty Awareness Month ends tomorrow?]( Your donation can help struggling families ensure that they never have to make the Impossible Choice again. Thank you, Save the Children [Save the Children]( [DONATE NOW]( [Privacy Policy]( | [Contact]( [Unsubscribe]( © 2024 Save the Children Federation, Inc. 501 Kings Highway East, Suite 400 Fairfield, CT 06825 1-800-728-3843 Photo: Shawn Millsaps // Save the Children [CREATING IRREVERSIBLE, POSTIVE CHANGE FOR CHILDREN](

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