USAID is no more – the famine is worsening.
July 2025
We must inform you of the dramatic situation evolving in Southern Madagascar
It has become the subject of the following articles we would like to share with you:
Madagascar, the world’s first climate-induced famine (National Geographic)
Famine, drought and climate change in Madagascar (Radio Canada)
The fight against hunger concerns us all.
In 2025 and the years to come, the challenge will be to increase aid to the southern regions of Madagascar. We cannot succeed without your help.
Through the links above, you can learn that over 100,000 deaths are expected in the near future and 500,000 in the short term due to severe famine.
More than 1,500,000 people are expected to suffer from extreme hunger.
We have established a partnership with Father Faratsely Gaston, who oversees the organization in the South of Madagascar, along with 250 Sisters of Charity, who ensure food distribution to the poor.
The Foundation and its partners once again need your support in facing what lies ahead.
All donation information is available at https://www.madagascar-foundation.org/grant/
According to international authorities, Madagascar is one of the countries most affected by climate change. Here are recent photos sent to us by our teams:
Finally, we would like to remind you that we support the efforts of:
- Father Pedro Opeka (Akamasoa) since 2012 (17,500 children, 25,000 people, 4,000 workers)
- Father Emeric Amyot d’Inville and support for the disabled since 2020 (over 1,000 people)
- Father Gaston FARATSELY and the 250 Sisters of Charity in the far South of Madagascar.
Help us share “Madagascar FOUNDATION” and its mission with your friends, neighbors, colleagues, and businesses so we can build a larger network of financial support for all our efforts. It is vital.
Your financial support is essential to help the organization continue its mission to assist the people of Madagascar.
We are the Madagascar Foundation and Madagascar Association. We are non-governmental organizations dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable and impoverished communities in Madagascar.
We are currently facing a disastrous situation as 1.5 million people in the region struggle with the devastating effects of famine and disease.
Madagascar is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis, with food shortages in the far South and the emergence of diseases disproportionately affecting children.
The situation requires immediate attention, and the Madagascar Foundation is committed to bringing relief and support to those in need.
To respond effectively to this crisis and make a meaningful impact, we are seeking donations from compassionate individuals and organizations.
Your contribution will help provide essential food supplies, medical aid, and access to clean drinking water for these children and their families.
Your generosity can make a significant difference in the lives of those who are suffering.
Our collective effort brings relief to the children of Madagascar.
To contribute, please visit our website or contact us directly. We also accept donations in kind or partnership proposals that align with our mission.
Thank you for considering our urgent appeal.
Together, we can make a positive impact and bring hope to those who need it most.
Sincerely,
Patrick Adam de Villiers,
Founder/Chairman/CEO
(Cell +33 611 66 1457)
Adam de Villiers Foundation / Madagascar Foundation / Madagascar Association
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We are not affiliated with any of the associations mentioned on our homepage. We have been supporting them through our activities for several years. Your donation is exclusively for the Madagascar Association or Madagascar Foundation.
Your donation funds our humanitarian efforts only.
