3. The end of the HIV and AIDS pandemic is in sight.

4. We can solve the global water and sanitation crisis within our lifetimes.

5. Cheru will soon walk minutes instead of miles for water that will no longer make her sick.

6. World Vision has partnered with the U.N. and UNICEF to launch the Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children.

7. Men in India are taking a stand against a harmful tradition — child marriage — that has tarnished the worth of girls for centuries.

8. We are working toward a more open, inclusive, and fair world for people with disabilities by 2030.

9. Rosemary doesn’t know the hunger and hardship her family did.

10. Innovative technology is transforming remote communities around the world.

11. Restored relationships are possible — even in the worst of situations.

12. Since the Syrian refugee crisis began in 2011, World Vision has helped millions of people in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq.

13. Communities are beginning to recover and rebuild after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.

14. Jennifer Nyirmbe is back in church: Sovereign Lord, thank You for healing Jennifer and more than 50 other women of fistula in Uganda.

15. Children like Constance are experiencing God’s love.

16. The standard for a basic education has changed from simply attending school to ensuring students can read, write, and do basic math.

17. Moms around the world are tapping into their vast potential.

18. As one of the largest Christian humanitarian organizations in the world, World Vision has the infrastructure, experience, and relationships needed to bring about lasting change.