For more than 40 years, The Carter Center has shown that when health and peace are pursued and strengthened, hope follows.
From eliminating neglected tropical diseases to strengthening democracies to quietly supporting family caregivers, our work creates a basis for measurable progress in people’s lives across generations.
There is literally nothing that can be done for a young person, for a woman, for a person living with a disability, unless they are at the governing table.
40+ Years of Impact
Since its founding in 1982, The Carter Center has worked to build the world that Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter imagined. Through a diverse set of data-driven, locally managed peace and health programs, the Center has improved millions of lives. At every step, we measure the impact of our work to learn what drives success and shape future investments.
By the Numbers
128
Since 1989, The Carter Center has conducted 128 full and limited election observation missions in 40 countries and three Native American nations to help promote and protect democracy.
99%
The Carter Center and partners have reduced the incidence of Guinea worm disease by more than 99.99% since 1986.
1B+
The Carter Center has assisted in the distribution of more than 1 billion doses of medicine to combat neglected tropical diseases.
Real Lives, Real Impact
Hope in Action
From villages to nations, our work leaves a mark measured in healthier, freer, and more hopeful lives.
Global Impact Starts with You
Your support sustains the Carter Center's mission of waging peace, fighting disease, and building hope around the world.
