Global Shout is a U.S. based 501(c)3 tax-exempt (EIN#: 85-2382286) non-profit organization originally founded by students at Georgetown University in 2005 as Global S.H.O.U.T. (Students Helping Orphans in Underprivileged Territories). After an early focus strictly on the education and care of orphaned children in third world nations, the organization underwent a gradual shift in scope of humanitarian work, expanding beyond the university and dropping the acronym, with a full rebranding in 2019-20, now operating projects internationally of varying type and purpose. As a result of this evolution, our mission and work are guided around the principle of providing opportunities to those in need as they arise and change in real time, rather than focusing our target agenda on one particular topic.
We believe in allowing the needs of the individuals to dictate our projects, whether it be through providing essential goods, teaching daily skills, or rebuilding and equipping communities for the future. By collaborating with local NGO’s in other nations, and recruiting locals to run our operations through Global Shout subdivisions in each nation with which we have a project, we are able to sustain long term projects globally.
The underlying goal of the organization is to empower people to become independent and counteract the root of the problem causing their suffering. We give a voice to the voiceless, so that they can carry on the work themselves and repair their communities over time.
Assisting Afghan refugees with goods, food, medical care, and basic necessities as they arrive and resettle in the United States after the end of the U.S. war. Global Shout is collecting donations .
With the assistance of local school teachers, the young schoolgirls of Chibok who were victims of kidnapping by terrorists are now finishing their high school and college degrees.
Working together with the medical staff to rebuild, expand, and equip this prestigious teaching hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan. With your help and generous donations, we could give new life to this intuition.