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CARE Action is a sister organization of CARE that focuses on citizen-based advocacy and lobbying efforts to support vulnerable communities globally. By empowering individuals to contribute, CARE Action works to pass key legislation and secure vital funding that saves lives, particularly for women and girls around the world.

With a mission to combat global poverty as a social injustice, CARE Action aims to improve the lives of marginalized populations, providing them with opportunities to thrive and live with dignity. The organization leverages decades of expertise and a nationwide network to ignite a movement that fosters positive change.

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