How to help

Intern with us

We are currently seeking a Marketing and Development Intern to join our team for the Winter of 2019/2020. If you have a passion for international development, humanitarian assistance, and nonprofit management, this internship is for you! We are accepting applications through November 19, 2019. Click here to read more about the requirements, benefits, and how to apply.

Make a Donation

Help us help the men, women, and children living in war-torn countries to live free from the fear of landmines and other explosives. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation and dedicate it to someone you love! This is a wonderful way to tell your loved ones how your donation will support our work in countries like Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia Herzegovina, Iraq and Iraqi Kurdistan, Lebanon, Sri Lanka, and Yemen.

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Urgent MLI Needs

Colombia

MLI's Peace Makers and Problem Solvers teaches leadership skills and foster relationships between high school students in Colombia and the United States. Help us continue to support this new program and expand its reach!

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Bosnia

Bosnia and Herzegovina is the most mine contaminated country in Europe. MLI is committed to helping rid this beautiful country of landmines, and we need your help! Help us get more MDDs on the ground in Bosnia to sniff out mines and help landmine survivors with medical assistance and vocational training.

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Renad, age 4, before she receives her pr

Yemen

Through MLI's CHAMPS program, more than 250 landmine survivors in Yemen have received the medical attention they desperately need, such as prosthetics and rehabilitative care. There are many more survivors still in need of medical assistance, and we can provide help with your support!

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Ongoing CHAMPS Campaigns

Connecticut

CHAMPS schools in Connecticut are currently on their 16th campaign to sponsor a Mine Detection Dog! CHAMPS CT-sponsored dogs have performed incredible lifesaving work around the world. Check out their current campaign here!

FUNDRAISE

Josef Marschall and his family have been fantastic MLI supporters for years. From adopting a former Canine Ambassador to helping sponsor an MDD, we are grateful for their support. This year, Josef, a high school student from Maryland, launched his own campaign to raise funds for an MDD. Click here to read an article about Josef's campaign.

FUNDRAISE

Maryland

Ohio

The "Dayton Dog" campaign is being held by the students and community of Dayton, Ohio. This Mine Detection Dog will commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Dayton Peace Accords, which helped to end the war in Bosnia. Check out their campaign!

FUNDRAISE

Maryland

CHAMPS students at Glenelg Country School are fundraising for their 8th Mine Detection Dog! From annual K9 9Ks to bake sales and read-athons, these students are on a mission to help others in war-torn countries!

FUNDRAISE

Want to start your own campaign?

Sponsor a Dog

It costs $25,000 to purchase, train, and send a mine detection dog to a mine affected country. Fully sponsoring a mine detection dog allows you to make an invaluable contribution towards removing landmines that threaten the lives, health, and peace of many communities around the world. You will receive regular updates and photos about your dog and you get to name him/her! MLI also invites MDD sponsors to join us in visiting mine-affected countries each year so you can see your dog at work. Please contact us for more information or Learn More here.

Sponsor a Survivor

Children injured by landmines face a life-time of struggles. In many countries, the children who have lost limbs do not have access to the medical care, counseling, or prosthetic limbs they need to help them recover from this devastating tragedy. Many are unable to continue attending school and face seemingly insurmountable challenges in a life that would have been difficult under the best of circumstances. You can help a child receive the physical and psychological treatment needed to move forward by supporting our Survivors’ Assistance program. Learn more here.

Learn more about CHAMPS and how to start a program at your school. Visit our CHAMPS page or contact CHAMPS directly.

Start CHAMPS at your school