Spring is often a time of new life and renewal as the last chill of winter gives way to warmer days and a fresh start. These last few years of the pandemic along with a series of catastrophic events around the world, in a way, have been like an extended and brutal winter.
Please help us dismantle barriers to a child’s hope for a future. Your gift will ensure children at risk receive the resources they need.
Your 2022 year in giving, our partnership with the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and more!
Poverty and economic crises, droughts and famines, political and ethnic conflict, and many other humanitarian crises continue to greatly impact the lives of vulnerable populations globally. As we begin a new year, we are renewed in our commitment to share the Word and be co-labourers with Christ to love, serve and bring hope to those in need around the world.  
Thank you for your faithfulness throughout this past year. Your support has enabled us to bring Christ’s message of hope to a world that seems increasingly on the edge. As we forge ahead together into 2023, we look forward to witnessing all that God makes possible through His enduring love.
Recent reports of hunger have reached staggering levels, with ten percent of the global population facing food insecurity today. The problem strikes the vulnerable the hardest.  Â
Meet Rob Sellitto, our new Regional Rep in the Central Region, and catch up with Executive Director Jennifer Lau as she reflects on the year and announces a new partnership! For the month of December, your gift to Where Most Needed will be MATCHED!* Learn about the impact of these gifts by watching Pierre & Suzanne's story in the video below.
We want to keep you informed about our work. Our Fall Update Video does just that, so be sure to give it a watch and see what's new with CBM! As the holiday season approaches, CBM wants to provide individuals and churches with the opportunity to give a Hopeful Gift. Be sure to check out the various ways that you can make an impact!
Ongoing and newly developed conflicts have driven displacement across the globe. According to the UNHCR, 89.3 million people have been forcibly displaced worldwide. Sixty-nine percent of refugees and displaced people originated from just five countries (Syria, Venezuela, Afghanistan, South Sudan, and Myanmar). Children, who account for 30 percent of the world’s population, account for 41 percent of all forcibly displaced people.
The ads for back-to-school shopping were everywhere, and while I tried to ignore them in the middle of summer, my daughters were thrilled with the idea of picking out their school supplies in early August!
