World Humanitarian Day Toolkit
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When you share our work, it helps us connect with new supporters, and it makes a big difference for our staff and the people we serve to see their stories and their voices lifted up in front of a global audience. There’s hope in knowing that you’re not forgotten.
Below is a selection of posts that you can copy and paste or customize to your needs when you support our work on World Humanitarian Day, August 19. Thank you again for your generosity and your commitment to the health and well-being of others.
About World Humanitarian Day
World Humanitarian Day was established in 2008 following an attack on the Canal Hotel in Baghdad, Iraq, that killed 22 humanitarian aid workers. Humanitarian workers around the world—including our staff across nearly 30 countries—continue to work in difficult and dangerous conditions amid conflict and crisis. Because we focus on strengthening and supporting local health systems, most of our staff are supporting communities in which they live. In recognition of their hard work and dedication, we’re marking World Humanitarian Day by shining the spotlight on our staff in the field.
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Instagram: @internationalmedicalcorps
TikTok: @IntlMedCorps
X (Twitter): @IMC_Worldwide
Facebook: @InternationalMedicalCorps
LinkedIn: @International Medical Corps
Threads: @InternationalMedicalCorps
Suggested Social Media Posts for August 19, 2023
Instagram & TikTok
This World Humanitarian Day, I’m honoring the humanitarian workers at @internationalmedicalcorps and around the world who bring health and hope to communities in crisis.
Humanitarians often work in difficult and dangerous situations, saving and protecting lives and delivering the basics—food, water, health, mental health, nutrition and protection support—to people who are suffering because of war, disease and natural disaster.
Share this post to join me in honoring these dedicated people who are there, no matter where—#NoMatterWhat.
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#WorldHumanitarianDay #Humanitarian #WHD2023
X (Twitter)
This World Humanitarian Day, I’m honoring the dedicated humanitarian workers at @IMC_Worldwide and around the world who bring health and hope to communities in crisis—no matter where, #NoMatterWhat. RT to share your support. #WHD2023
This World Humanitarian Day, I’m honoring the humanitarian workers at @InternationalMedicalCorps and around the world who bring health and hope to communities in crisis.
Humanitarians often work in difficult and dangerous situations, saving and protecting lives and delivering the basics—food, water, health, mental health, nutrition and protection support—to people who are suffering because of war, disease and natural disaster.
Share this post to join me in honoring these dedicated people who are there, no matter where—#NoMatterWhat. #WHD2023
Threads
This World Humanitarian Day, I’m honoring the humanitarian workers at @InternationalMedicalCorps. They often work in difficult and dangerous situations, saving and protecting lives and delivering the basics—food, water, health, mental health, nutrition and protection support—to people who are suffering because of war, disease and natural disaster.
Share this post to join me in honoring these dedicated people who are there, no matter where—no matter what.
This World Humanitarian Day, I’m honoring the humanitarian workers at @International-Medical-Corps and around the world who bring health and hope to communities in crisis.
Humanitarians often work in difficult and dangerous situations, saving and protecting lives and delivering the basics—food, water, health, mental health, nutrition and protection support—to people who are suffering because of war, disease and natural disaster.
Share this post to join me in honoring these dedicated people who are there, no matter where—#NoMatterWhat. #WHD2023