In 1994, Rwanda endured one of humanity's darkest chapters. Over a million Tutsis and moderate Hutu were systematically murdered, leaving survivors of the genocide against the Tutsi with deep emotional and financial scars.Ibuka USA, a community of survivors of this genocide residing in the United States, stands together to provide support, preserve memory, and create a world free of genocide—a future built on peace, inclusion, and hope.Your donation can:Provide therapy for survivors healing from deep trauma.Rebuild homes for vulnerable families.Empower survivors to lead independent, dignified lives.Fund memory preservation efforts.Support education and awareness to ensure a world free of genocide.You can make a one-time donation or set up a recurring contribution. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a meaningful impact. All donations are tax-deductible and go directly toward supporting survivors and building a future free of genocide.Together, we can honor the lives lost, bring hope to those still healing, and shape a future where genocide has no place.Your generosity makes this vision possible. Thank you.

Révérien Rurangwa survived the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda after losing 43 members of his family. Today, he speaks so their names—and the truth of what happened are never forgotten.Your donation will help support opportunities for Révérien to share his testimony with students, universities, memorials, and communities around the world. Funds can help with travel, speaking engagements, educational outreach, and preserving his message for future generations.By giving, you help ensure that survivors’ voices are heard, genocide denial is challenged, and the world continues to learn from Rwanda’s history.