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Witnessing PATH's mission in action
 

Fifteen-year-old Morgan Burdick is already a savvy world traveler. Now, after joining PATH for a trip to Asia, she can add global health witness to her list.

In January, the high school freshman from Mercer Island, Washington, spent two weeks at PATH project sites in Thailand and Cambodia on the inaugural PATH Journeys trip. With her mother, Mary Kay, a longtime PATH volunteer and supporter, Morgan saw up close how our work is touching communities, families, and even teenagers who share her concerns and hopes.

Like the rural community that now has access to clean water. Or the father who proudly displayed PATH vaccination cards to show that all of his children have been immunized. Or the high school students who, inside their open-air school, are learning about condom use and protection from HIV.

Morgan was familiar with PATH's mission before traveling to Asia, "but it's so different to actually see it," she says.

Read more of Morgan's story.
 
PATH Journeys
  

PATH Journeys, our donor travel program, opens the door to a world where families and communities are helped every day by projects funded by people like you. We are currently planning trips to Vietnam, India, and Kenya. Please join us! For more information, visit www.path.org/path-journeys.php or contact Aly Vander Stoep, senior donor relations manager, at avanderstoep@path.org.
 

Thanks to the sponsors of our 2008 Breakfast for Global Health
 
Each year, PATH welcomes our supporters to the Breakfast for Global Health, an annual fundraising event that fuels our most innovative work. Guests join us in our transformed parking garage for breakfast and a brief presentation from the fieldthis year, from India, where the Sure Start project brings better health to mothers and babies.

We are grateful to the generous sponsors listed below, who, by underwriting the event, will make it possible to send every dollar raised directly to the Catalyst Fund.

Lead sponsor:

 

KG Investment Management







Principal sponsors:


McKinstry Company

 

 

 

 

 


Microsoft






Event sponsors:
Bank of America, CB Richard Ellis, Hanover Investments LLC, UST Global

Additional support provided by:

Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center, ExOfficio, Insect Shield, Symetra Financial, and TEMPTIME Corporationamong the many who made this event possible.

For more information about the Breakfast for Global Health, contact
events@path.org.

New hope for mothers and newborns in India
 
The first few days of life should be joyful. But in the poorest regions in India, babies face overwhelming obstacles to survival. With help from our supporters, PATH is working to improve the odds for India's children.

Flexible funding from individual donors has helped us strengthen our India program, bringing expert leadership to key new initiativesamong them, the Sure Start project. Through Sure Start, PATH is helping communities protect newborns and their mothers through simple, effective measures: guiding pregnant women to necessary health services, helping new mothers learn to care for their babies.

Sure Start will reach more than a million mothers and children in the coming years. And your support is making it possible.

In the news
 
Volunteers lining up to be bit by mosquitoes carrying malaria
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer takes a close look at a new strategy for testing a malaria vaccine.

The end of extreme poverty
"Impossible dream or attainable goal?" asks Response magazine.

Exposing violence against women
The Lancet is featuring a landmark study on the true impact of domestic violence. Read more about PATH's role.


For more coverage, visit our press room.


 
PATH has Charity Navigator's highest ratingfour stars! When you support PATH, you can be confident that your donation will be used efficiently. Donate to PATH today.


Photo credit: Mary Kay Burdick
Image: Morgan Burdick meets children in Cambodia.
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