By Victoria Mendez | Senior Associate, Disaster Response
Thank you - we cannot express our gratitude enough. Your generosity has had a significant impact on the communities affected by the devastating floods that struck Italy's Emilia-Romagna region earlier this year.
Your generous contribution to the Italy Flood Relief Fund powered two grants to enable high-impact and community-led nonprofit organizations at the forefront of this crisis. Here is a description of the critical work you’ve supported:
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With gratitude,
Victoria + the GlobalGiving Team
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