Start A Campaign
Our fundraisers have done amazing things for Sudanese heroes. And so can you. Donate your birthday, run in a pink bunny suit, jump out of an airplane … or just fundraise because you care.
Starting a campaign takes less than a minute.
Three easy steps.
Over 1.3 million people in the oppressed Nuba Mountains of Sudan lack access to quality education and healthcare services. You can help change that. Here’s how:
1. Pick a group of heroes to fundraise for below.
2. Upload a profile photo to your fundraising page.
3. Ask people to give! The more people you invite to donate, the quicker you’ll reach your goal.
Miles For Sudan
The civil war in Sudan is destroying countless lives. Join our global event helping runners, walkers, and cyclists save and change lives. Pick a month to participate. Set your mileage goal and how much you will raise per mile. Then get moving!
Education in Yida
Decades of war have destroyed schools and prevented the Nuba people from liberating themselves.
You can help by fundraising for the 24 Sudanese teachers and 1,157 refugee students at the Endure Primary and Renewal Secondary Schools in Yida Refugee Camp. The donations you raise will hep pay teacher salaries, deliver school supplies, and so much more.
Healthcare in Nuba
Mother of Mercy Hospital is the only referral hospital in the Nuba Mountains. They have 435 beds for the 1.3 million people they serve.
Your fundraising helps deliver basic medicine and supplies, provide staff with advanced training, and so much more.
The Endowment
Our mission will last a lifetime. We need the financial resources in place to keep our doors open to our Sudanese partners, no matter what happens.
The money you raise is invested in our growing Endowment Fund. It then generates dividends and interest every quarter that is invested back into Operation Broken Silence.
Resources
Operation Broken Silence’s most successful fundraisers have crafted a guide to help you reach your goal! Our supporters who use this guide raise an average of 75% more dollars for our Sudanese friends.
Need some inspiration?
