The Borgen Project

We fight for the underdog

The Borgen Project

We fight for the underdog

The Borgen Project is an international humanitarian organization that works at the political level to improve living conditions for people impacted by war, famine and poverty.
The Borgen Project

We fight for the underdog

The Borgen Project believes that leaders of the most powerful nation on earth should be doing more to address global poverty. We’re the innovative campaign that is working to make poverty a focus of U.S. foreign policy.

About us

Influential Ally for the World’s Poor

The Borgen Project is an influential ally for the world’s poor. We go big. We work with leaders of the most powerful countries in the world to improve their response to humanitarian issues. For over 20-years, The Borgen Project has been advancing policies and programs that have large scale impact for people hit hardest by war, famine and poverty.

2023 by the Numbers

Influential Ally for the World’s Poor
47
States with Borgen Project volunteers
2256
Cities with Borgen Project volunteers
375
Meetings with congressional leaders and staff
70,834
Emails sent to Congress by advocates

Quick Ways to Help

The Two Quickest and Most Impactful Ways to Help

Donate

Your donation helps The Borgen Project to uplift communities, advocate for those in need, and create a more equitable world for all.

Email Congress

In just one minute, you can ensure that your elected officials are informed about urgent global issues that demand their attention. Email Congress today! 

“For two decades, The Borgen Project has stood in the gap for millions of people facing poverty and food insecurity around the world. As chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, I’m grateful for their partnership on initiatives like my Global Fragility Act, which is working to stabilize volatile areas and address the root causes of fragility in developing countries. I’m proud to serve as an Honorary Board Member at The Borgen Project and look forward to seeing their work continue to change our world over the next 20 years.”
– Congressman Michael McCaul (R-TX)

“The Borgen Project has spent the past 20 years working to combat extreme poverty, building bipartisan support around the United States towards this goal. Their tireless efforts have helped bring global poverty reduction to the forefront of U.S. foreign policy and been instrumental in advancing policies and programs that meaningfully reduce poverty around the world. I am honored to have worked alongside their team for over ten years and I look forward to our continued work together.”
– Congressman Adam Smith (D-WA)

 

 

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