Our 2030 ambition: We will do whatever it takes to ensure all children survive, learn and are protected by achieving three global breakthroughs by 2030.

Our three global breakthroughs are: - No child under age 5 dies from a preventable cause - All children learn from a quality basic education - Violence for children is no longer tolerated

As a leading provider of humanitarian and development assistance around the world, Save the Children's experienced management, innovative programmatic strategies, international reach, and technical and operational expertise make a difference in the lives of children in need. With thousands of employees worldwide, our work on behalf of children is performed by a highly professional and engaged workforce capable of anticipating and responding to a broad spectrum of opportunities and challenges. We are global leaders in the areas of early childhood development; maternal, newborn and child health and nutrition; and emergency response. We are recognized internationally for our capacity to mobilize communities, reach disadvantaged populations, and build bridges for effective communication among individuals, local organizations, and host country government authorities at all levels. We have invested in the operational, technological, financial, and knowledge management systems required to achieve our goals. Our operating budget of nearly $700 million is built on a diverse funding base of individual and corporate donations, grants, cooperative agreements, and contracts from major multilateral and bilateral donors, foundations, and other private voluntary organizations. As part of the global Save the Children movement, we can draw upon the expertise, perspectives and resources of our 30 Save the Children colleague organizations.

To ensure we continually find new and better ways to make an impact, in 2016, we made critical investments for the future including: - Our innovation initiative where we apply new technologies and ways of working to achieve breakthroughs in improving the lives of children - Engaging our public and private donors to generate fresh sources of funding for our work - Systems and global processes to continue improving our program delivery, knowledge capture, controls and efficiency

In 2018, Save the Children reached 134 million children in 120 countries, including 447,000 here in the United States: - Save the Children helped give 28 million children around the world a healthy start - We helped give 8 million children around the world the opportunity to learn - We helped protect 2. 9 million children from harm - We responded to 113 humanitarian emergencies in 58 countries, reaching 9. 3 million children Save the Children will do whatever it takes for children - every day and in times of crisis - transforming their lives and the future we share.