Every single day, Doctors Without Borders emergency medical teams—made up of nearly 63,000 doctors, nurses, logisticians, and other experts—are delivering lifesaving medical care in more than 70 countries. These teams do whatever it takes to reach those most in need.

They can perform surgeries in the middle of war zones, vaccinate children in the aftermath of an earthquake, and deliver care in the most remote areas of the world using specialized mobile clinics. They are fiercely independent, but the only way they’re able to do this lifesaving work is with the support of people like us.