Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is a medical humanitarian organization that provides free, emergency healthcare to people caught in crisis. Working in over 70 countries, MSF teams respond to the needs of people affected by conflict, disaster, displacement and disease outbreaks. 

Your points can help by… 

- Sending teams to and from MSF projects all around the world, so that they can continue supporting the people who need it the most. 

- Enabling us to recruit and train dedicated professionals both in Canada and internationally. 

- Flying MSF staff within Canada and abroad to raise awareness about the key issues faced by communities we work with. 

- Reducing our essential air travel costs, meaning we can allocate more of every dollar to support people caught in crisis around the world. 

Thank you for your generosity. 


Image Credits

1. Aisha Ibrahim accompanies her mother to an MSF-run mobile clinic in Atam, Renk County, for people who have fled the conflict in Sudan. South Sudan, 2025. © Paula Casado Aguirregabiria/MSF 

2. MSF staff travels on motorcycle to Brooklyn, a neighbourhood in Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince, and one of the areas most vulnerable due to violence. Haiti, 2024. © Quentin Bruno/MSF

3. Physician Wigdam (left) and nutrition officer Fatima (right) take care of Faliya as her mother looks on. The child was admitted to the MSF-supported inpatient therapeutic feeding centre at El-Geneina teaching hospital. Sudan, 2024. © Thibault Fendler/MSF 

4. MSF staff prepare for the medical evacuation of 13 children from Gaza to Switzerland. Jordan, 2025. © EDA, Alex Kühni

5. Nurse Sumi Akter provides care to Ismot Ara and her three-day-old baby. The child was born premature and was admitted with a fever. Bangladesh, 2025. © Ante Bussmann/MSF 

6. Ilaf Jaffar Issa, a child who is suffering from malnutrition, receives treatment from MSF staff in MSF’s clinic in Aboutengue camp in eastern Chad. Since the outbreak of the war in Sudan in 2023, eastern Chad has seen an overwhelming influx of refugees, most of them women and children from West Darfur. Chad, 2025. © Moises Saman/Magnum Photos

7. Azis Mohammad came to the MSF Kutupalong clinic with his nephew Raihan after the boy fell from the table and broke his arm. MSF nurse, Mazharul Haque, checks the cast on Raihan’s arm. Bangladesh, 2025. © Ante Bussmann/MSF

8. On November 15 2025, the MSF team onboard the vessel Oyvon rescued 41 people, who had spent three distressing days at sea on an overcrowded and unseaworthy rubber boat. The rescue was carried out in a joint effort between MSF and MV Louise Michel crew. Mediterranean Sea, 2025. © Lisa Veran/MSF