National Alliance on Mental Illness partnered with HMA Consultants to publish a strategic plan and implementation roadmap outlining four priorities for improving behavioral health crisis response systems.

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided a CyberTipline report that helped launch an investigation leading to a 25-year prison sentence for Missouri man Justin Faldon, 36, who pleaded guilty to producing and distributing child sexual abuse material through Kik.

National Alliance on Mental Illness partnered with the Mental Health Leadership Council (MHLC) and Inseparable to release a roadmap helping states strengthen mental health education in schools through model legislation and examples of existing state policies.

World Central Kitchen provided dinner, coffee and snacks to hundreds of first responders at the site of a train collision in Urda, Toledo, Spain, and planned to return with breakfast.

Federal Alliance for Safe Homes partnered with ROOTS Community Land Trust and Fuller Center Disaster Rebuilders to support the construction of 50 FORTIFIED homes in Black Mountain, North Carolina, over two years for families recovering from Hurricane Helene.

Convoy of Hope distributed food, water, cleaning supplies and blankets to families affected by flooding in San Juan County, New Mexico, following widespread damage, evacuations and hundreds of water rescues.

Ripple Africa launched a match-funding campaign offering to double donations up to £7,500 ($10,000) to support its community programmes in Malawi, running through 2 November 2026.

Convoy of Hope helped 11 women in Madagascar establish the community’s first vegetable-drying unit, preserving carrots, sweet potatoes and onions to reduce food waste, extend harvests and provide surplus food for neighbors.

Direct Relief distributed 571 shipments of requested medical aid containing 15.2 million defined daily doses of medication to organizations across 48 U.S. states and territories and 18 other countries.

Disabled American Veterans supported the OATH Act, legislation intended to help veterans of covert operations, including Cold War-era Edgewood Arsenal human experiments, secure the benefits they are entitled to.

World Vision International implemented urban programmes in cities and informal settlements to improve support for children, working with municipal leaders, local organizations and businesses to address barriers to healthcare and other essential services.

American Heart Association partnered with three medical organizations to develop new guidance on women’s cardiovascular health across four life stages, highlighting links between heart health, hormonal changes and mental well-being to support tailored screening, prevention and treatment.