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1Create Your HugChoose a feeling, add a message and pick where you want it to go.
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Where Hugs are needed most

Real events around the world where kindness is needed — or worth celebrating.

All places receiving kindness

Catastrophic Flash Floods Along the Nepal–China Border Leave Thousands Missing
Rasuwa, Nepal · 26 Aug – 14 Sept
More than a week after glacier-triggered flash floods devastated the Trishuli River valley on the Nepal–China border, the confirmed death toll has passed 1,000 with thousands still unaccounted for. Rescue teams continue searching flood-damaged terrain and hydropower tunnels for survivors as communities wait for word of missing loved ones.
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Floating Classrooms Keep Bangladeshi Children Learning Through Monsoon Floods
Bangladesh, Bangladesh · 6 Sept – 20 Sept
In communities where seasonal monsoon flooding regularly cuts children off from their schools, teachers have turned to floating classrooms that travel the waterways so lessons can continue safely.
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Red Cross Helps Sudanese Families Reconnect Amid Deepening Missing-Persons Crisis
Khartoum, Sudan · 4 Sept – 10 Sept
As Sudan's conflict drives a rising wave of disappearances, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Sudanese Red Crescent have helped tens of thousands of families reconnect through phone and tracing services this year. Their quiet, patient work is giving separated families a lifeline of hope amid ongoing displacement and uncertainty.
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Rock in Rio 2026 Unites Hundreds of Thousands in Brazil's Biggest Music Celebration
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil · 4 Sept – 13 Sept
One of the world's largest music festivals has opened in Rio de Janeiro for a two-weekend run, bringing together international and Brazilian artists and drawing enormous crowds in a shared celebration of music and community.
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