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West Africa: Paul G. Allen Extends Tackle Ebola Effort to Address Plight of Children Orphaned By Ebola
PR Newswire, 13 November 2014
Largest Private Grant to Save the Children Will Provide Urgent Care for Orphans in Liberia; Gift Is Part of $100 Million Commitment to Fight Ebola Crisis Read more »
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West Africa: Paul G. Allen Announces New Humanitarian Grants to Meet Real-Time Needs in Ebola-Stricken West Africa
PR Newswire, 6 November 2014
Support Will Provide Critical Basic Needs and Essential Infrastructure; Action Against Hunger, AmeriCares and Direct Relief to Receive Portion of Allen's $100 Million Commitment Read more »
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West Africa: Paul G. Allen Increases Commitment to Fight Ebola to $100 Million
PR Newswire, 23 October 2014
Partners with U.S. State Department and World Health Organization to Evacuate and Treat Infected Humanitarian Workers; Read more »
U.S. Billionaire Paul Allen Joins Global Effort to 'Tackle Ebola'
American Philanthropist Paul G. Allen has announced initiatives in partnership with BBC Media Action, USAID and other partners as part of a comprehensive relief capaign which the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation has committed U.S. $100 million to stop the spread of Ebola. More Information about the campaign can be found at TackleEbola.com.
#TackleEbola - "Ebola is a global issue that requires a global response. Give now to the organizations on the ground."
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As Liberia and its neighbors grapple with the worst ever outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf cautions the global community in a guest column to ... Read more »
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UN Security General Ban Ki-Moon has announced that the world body will need nearly U.S. $1 billion for an exceptional international response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. Read more »
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"The United States has intensified every aspect of our engagement....but I want to expand that effort with an urgent plea to countries around the world to step up even further", ... Read more »
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Nigerian President H.E. Goodluck Jonathan has given U.S.$500,000 to the government of Liberia to assist with the fight against the deadly Ebola virus. Read more »
