The American Relief Clearing House, its Work in the Great War (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171718475)

"The American Relief Clearing House, its Work in the Great War" details the operations of the American Relief Clearing House during World War I. This organization played a crucial role in coordinating and distributing aid from the United States to war-torn Europe. Percy Mitchell's account provides insights into the logistical challenges and the remarkable efforts of volunteers and donors who contributed to this humanitarian endeavor. The book explores the impact of the Clearing House on alleviating suffering and supporting communities affected by the war, offering a valuable perspective on the role of American philanthropy in a global crisis.

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