World Vision is an international humanitarian organization based in the United States. It was founded in 1950 by Dr. Bob Pierce to provide relief to abandoned and orphaned children in Korea following the Korean War.

Today, World Vision operates in nearly 100 countries, serving over 200 million people, with its headquarters located in Federal Way, Washington. World Vision offers a wide range of products and services aimed at alleviating poverty and improving the lives of children and their communities. They focus on areas such as child sponsorship, emergency relief, health and nutrition programs, education support, clean water initiatives, and economic development projects.

They also implement long-term sustainable development programs to help communities become self-sufficient. On a global scale, World Vision has implemented various partnerships, joint ventures, and subsidiaries to expand its reach and impact. Noteworthy subsidiaries include World Vision Australia, World Vision Canada, World Vision United Kingdom, World Vision International, and World Vision South Africa.

They also collaborate with numerous other organizations, governments, and corporations to maximize their effectiveness in delivering aid and support to those in need. In terms of market position, World Vision is one of the largest and most recognized humanitarian organizations globally. They are known for their transparency, accountability, and their commitment to maximizing every resource for maximum impact.

Although World Vision does not generate traditional sales figures, their financial resources primarily come from donations, grants, and corporate partnerships. Over the years, World Vision has achieved significant milestones and recognition for their work. They have been involved in several major events such as providing aid during natural disasters, conflicts, and refugee crises.

They have also made changes in their strategy, prioritizing community-based programming and sustainable development approaches to address the root causes of poverty. Currently, World Vision continues to provide aid and support to vulnerable communities around the world, including their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. They are actively adapting their programs and operations to meet the evolving needs of communities and are committed to making a positive and lasting impact on the lives of children and their families