The Globe’s Guardian is a community of humanitarians, environmentalists, and philanthropists who are about to become the most powerful emergency rescue organization in the history of mankind. Each member of the community is vital to the strength and success of The Globe’s Guardian. We are an organization that funds the personnel, equipment, and supplies required to provide emergency rescue and relief when timing is critical. With minimal administration costs and the help of sponsors, your donations go a long way! We are hoping to gather one million members over the next six months each providing a monthly donation (when possible) in order to secure mass funds each month for environmental, wildlife, and human catastrophes. If you are interested in assisting us with start up funds required to kick start our mission, please donate today and become one of the first 1,000 founding contributors to make this legendary mission a reality!

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Lack of Funding for Water Delivery Burns Easter Island
Easter Island, Chile was emaciated this month when officials and charity organizations worldwide were not able to support the water delivery required. This lone tree was one of the survivors born in this once rich sanctuary. We could have helped by funding the water delivery ...

Campaigners say drilling by energy firm caused huge eruption, which has already killed 13 in Indonesia. Photo / Reuters

Volcano of Mud Swallows Up the Homes of 50,000 Indonesians
Thirteen people in the east of the Indonesian island of Java have lost their lives to the world's largest mud volcano and a further 50,000 are homeless. An Indonesian court says this is a natural disaster yet human rights campaigners say the volcano was triggered by a gas-drilling operation two years ago. Until this controversy is settled, The Globes Guardian could have assisted by providing shelter for these misplaced Indonesians through ...

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